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Celebrate one year of marriage with paper gifts from the traditional list. Clocks represent the contemporary alternative. Of course you can get creative and buy whatever you like, but if you want...
Class reunions are a fabulous way to reminisce with old friends and to gauge your own transformation through life. Make a point of attending and you won't be disappointed.
So, you've graduated and you've started your career. Maybe you've even started a family. Years have past since your last prom so what better way to catch up with old friend and plan a reunion. The...
A lack of infinite funds doesn't have to be the deal breaker in your class reunion planning efforts. Be creative and have fun - your former classmates will too.
Forget the ballrooms and hotel conference centers when planning an intimate reunion for a small graduating class. This is a wonderful opportunity to create a more cozy and personalized event.
As a wise philosopher once said, you can only look as good as you feel. Focus on health, fitness and peace of mind to create a radiant impression at your reunion.
After several years, you can easily go blank when faced with a roomful of former classmates. Relax, focus and use these memory techniques for guaranteed success.
It's easy to be forgotten after the sounds of "Pomp and Circumstance" have faded. Take careful measures to remain in touch with your school and your fellow classmates.
The Modern Library has named James Joyce's "Ulysses" the most important book of the 20th century. Other critics have hailed it as the most important literary work of the millennium. All of the...
On March 2, 1836, Texas severed ties with Mexico and became a free and independent republic. It was a short-lived country: a little less than 10 years later Texas joined the Union. As any Texan...
Of the 50 states, only Tennessee marks March 15 as an official holiday. But we can all celebrate the birth of this backwoods orphan who was a wounded veteran of the American Revolution at age 14,...
In 48 states of the Union, April 19th is just another square on the calendar. But in Massachusetts and Maine, it's the day set aside to remember the Shot Heard 'Round the World.
Look on the bright side--you may not have tickets to the event but unlike the fans in the stadium, you'll be able to see all the cool new multimillion-dollar commercials that debut during the game!
In the Jewish tradition, shiva is the seven-day mourning period that begins immediately after the funeral of a loved one. The custom stems directly from the verse in Genesis in which Joseph mourns...
Research has proven that most graduates have big-ticket gifts in mind, but it's best to stick with what you can afford while providing a thoughtful or practical gift the graduate can use and enjoy.
In 1936 Jesse Owens delighted the world, and astounded Adolf Hitler, by winning four Olympic gold medals. But Jesse's influence extends far beyond the running track. In his 1994 book "The Black...
Muhammad Ali always proclaimed himself "The Greatest of All Time." Turns out a lot of sports writers agree with him. Throughout the world, publication after publication has named him "Athlete of...
On April 14, 1947, Jackie Robinson put on a Brooklyn Dodgers uniform and stepped onto the grass at Ebbets Field as the first black baseball player in the major leagues. He changed the course of...
Preservation Week doesn't appear in red type on many calendars, but maybe it should. Why? Joni Mitchell put it succinctly (if not grammatically) in "Big Yellow Taxi": "Don't it always seem to go,...
Enhance your Renaissance Faire experience by dressing yourself and your family in period clothing. Put together appropriate attire from clothing items you already own and from thrift store finds....
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