Minted & Printed
From their first appearance in 1748 to, well, right now, these words have coursed through our nation’s history. Download PDF Grid and Clues View Solution… Read More »Minted & Printed
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The Streak
His athletic record was set on July 17, 1941 — 80 years ago — and it still stands. Revisit the teams and landmarks that were… Read More »The Streak
Let Freedom Ring!
Installed in 1753, this beloved icon has ushered us through jubilation and grief. Flawed but enduring, it is one of our most powerful — and… Read More »Let Freedom Ring!
O’er the Land of the Free
Wishing you a spectacular July 4th with all these holiday staples! (Oddly enough, they’re all 15 letters long, as if coined just for a crossword…)… Read More »O’er the Land of the Free
After All
It was the only novel she published in her lifetime, but 85 years later, more than 30 million copies have been published, and it still… Read More »After All
Summer Soundtrack ’71
So many tunes pouring from our radios in the summer of 1971 have become classics. It was a banner year across many genres. Enjoy these… Read More »Summer Soundtrack ’71
Quite a Two-fer
A tireless Colonial lawyer goes for broke at the First Continental Congress — and eventually holds just about every possible office in the nation’s early… Read More »Quite a Two-fer
Get a Kick Out of This!
Secretly defying his rich grandfather’s wishes, he abandoned Harvard Law School for a career in music. Success finally came in his late 30s, and everyone… Read More »Get a Kick Out of This!
BONUS: In Hindsight, Greatness
Many of his movies are beloved classics now, but this great director (born 125 years ago today) never won an Academy Award. Download PDF Grid… Read More »BONUS: In Hindsight, Greatness
Big, Arty Birthday Party
When exploring themes for today’s puzzle, I thought I’d look at famous people’s birthdays. It was surprising how many well-known American entertainers and artists were… Read More »Big, Arty Birthday Party
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