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04/29/2026

Check out OddHistoryGuy’s video.

04/26/2026

13.1K likes, 28 comments. “Just proof that the 1080s were just too soft on kids.”

01/29/2026

01/29/2026

43 likes, 2 comments. “Back in the USSR!”

Thank you for being a friend… and a Hoosier ❤️🏀Golden Girls 🤝 Indiana UniversityHoosier pride never retire!
01/18/2026

Thank you for being a friend… and a Hoosier ❤️🏀
Golden Girls 🤝 Indiana University
Hoosier pride never retire!

01/18/2026
In the 1920s, History majors were often required to read primary sources in Latin, Greek, French, or German. Medieval an...
01/12/2026

In the 1920s, History majors were often required to read primary sources in Latin, Greek, French, or German. Medieval and early modern history courses assumed direct engagement with untranslated documents. Today, most programs rely on translations.

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01/10/2026

Coming soon from Patamount Pictures!

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