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Preview thumbnail for Chris Farley during his freshman year at Marquette University in 1982. His rugby team's motto was, "We might lose the game, but we'll win the party." image
Chris Farley during his freshman year at Marquette University in 1982. His rugby team's motto was, "We might lose the game, but we'll win the party."
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Preview thumbnail for A punk, a “rude boy” and a skinhead hanging out together in England c. 1980. image
A punk, a “rude boy” and a skinhead hanging out together in England c. 1980.
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Preview thumbnail for The day sweet rationing ended in England, 1953. image
The day sweet rationing ended in England, 1953.
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Preview thumbnail for Prince Roller skating on his Tennis court at home. Photo by Jeff Katz, 1989 image
Prince Roller skating on his Tennis court at home. Photo by Jeff Katz, 1989
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Preview thumbnail for The cast of Star Wars, 1980 image
The cast of Star Wars, 1980
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Preview thumbnail for Actual photo of Albert Einstein lecturing on the Theory of Relativity, 1922. image
Actual photo of Albert Einstein lecturing on the Theory of Relativity, 1922.
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Preview thumbnail for Colorized picture of Willis Winn, an ex-slave, holding the horn 'with which slaves were called'. 1936. image
Colorized picture of Willis Winn, an ex-slave, holding the horn 'with which slaves were called'. 1936.
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Preview thumbnail for A French women welcomes an American soldier two days after liberation. Strasbourg, France, 22 November 1944. image
A French women welcomes an American soldier two days after liberation. Strasbourg, France, 22 November 1944.
in Strasbourg, France