Sunday, March 23, 2008
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| Grant and Colfax |
Seven vice presidents of the United States died while still in office. They were: George Clinton (under Thomas Jefferson and James Madison), Elbridge Gerry (under James Madison), William R. King (under Franklin Pierce)... More
adj.
Becoming young or youthful.
[Latin iuvenescens, iuvenescent-, present participle of iuvenescere, to reach the age of youth, from iuvenis, young. See juvenile.]
juvenescence ju've·nes'cence n.|
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- "Give me liberty or give me death": Patrick Henry demanded freedom from England for the colonies (1775)
- Pakistan: became the first Islamic republic (1956)
- Mir: Russian space station ended 15 years of orbit, disintegrating and falling into the South Pacific (2001)
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| Jason Kidd |
- Erich Fromm (1900-1980): psychoanalyst, The Art of Loving
- Akira Kurosawa (1910-1998): film director, Ran
- Wernher von Braun (1912-1977): rocket scientist who helped build America's space program
- Roger Bannister (79): first runner to break the 4-minute mile; another racer born on this date was Donald Malcolm Campbell (1921-1967)
- Chaka Khan (55): Grammy-winning R&B singer
- Jason Kidd (35): Dallas Mavericks point guard; NBA Hall-of-Famer Moses Malone (53) was also born on this date
- Keri Russell (32): star of Felicity, Waitress; other actors born on this date include Amanda Plummer (51) and Hope Davis (44)



