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October
2001
Featured
Link Archive
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| October
31, 2001 |
Quick ideas for a simple,
inexpensive homemade costume for Halloween fun!
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| October
29, 2001 |
Rattle a few bones
when you learn more about the human skeleton at The
Bone Zone.
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| October
24, 2001 |
Wondering if there
will be a full moon on Trick or Treat night? Check the moon
phase calendar.
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| October
22, 2001 |
Can you list all
seven
wonders of the Ancient World?
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| October
19, 2001 |
Feeling a need to
escape to a simpler time? Spend some time exploring TVParty.com,
an escape hatch to TV trivia.
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| October
17, 2001 |
View areas of
daylight, topographic and weather data for around the world on
this interactive
map.
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| October
15, 2001 |
Got a song
"stuck" in your brain and you won't be able to get rid
of it until you remember all the words? Try
this great lyrics site!
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| October
10, 2001 |
Grab a friend
and test your geography skills with the online game, "Where
is that?"
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| October
8, 2001 |
Read an
interesting essay by famous Hoosier author, Kurt Vonnegut, on what
it means to be a native Middle-Westerner.
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| October
3, 2001 |
Root beer, the
original American soft drink, was first created in 1875. Read
all about it!
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| October
1, 2001 |
Enjoy these historical
photos from Wayne County, including the Levi Coffin House,
the Clay Co. (Greens Fork) school, and the first auto giro
(helicopter) to land in Wayne County.
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