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Donna De Varona Donna De Varona
Donna de Varona 1947- American swimmer When she qualified for the U.S. swim team for the 1960 Summer Olympic Games in Rome, Donna de Varona was only 13 years old, the youngest member of the Games that year. Four years later she won two gold medals at the Tokyo Olympics. She remains a world record... Read more
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Oscar De La Hoya Oscar De La Hoya
Oscar De La Hoya 1973- American boxer Called the "Golden Boy" since he became the only American boxer to win a gold medal at the 1992 Barcelona Olympics, Oscar De La Hoya has always had a simple plan in the ring: "You should hit but not get hit," as he once explained it to a Sports Illustrated... Read more
Mitochondrial Eve Mitochondrial Eve
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Military secrecy Military secrecy
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custos rotulorum custos rotulorum
custos rotulorum. The officer charged in the 14th cent. with keeping the records of the county sessions, though the name did not come into use until the 15th cent. He was always a justice of the quorum and appointed the clerk of the peace. Later the office became identified with the... Read more
E. Lynn Harris E. Lynn Harris
E. Lynn Harris 1957– Author At a Glance … Selected writings Sources E. Lynn Harris had a secret he kept from his coworkers for a long time. The first person he spoke to about his secret was well-known author Maya Angelou. In 1983 she was speaking at a corporate conference in the... Read more
Misogyny Misogyny
Misogyny BIBLIOGRAPHY Deriving from the Greek misogynia (antiwoman), misogyny is an unreasonable fear or hatred of women. Misogyny differs from male chauvinism. The latter supports male political privileges and favors female subjugation in law; misogyny is an emotional prejudice based on... Read more
Salads Salads
SALAD SALAD. Although the ancient Greeks and Romans did not use the word "salad," they enjoyed a variety of dishes with raw vegetables dressed with vinegar, oil, and herbs. Pliny the Elder in Natural History, for instance, reported that salads (acetaria) were composed of those garden products... Read more

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