The color of blood: an American love story

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A recounting of the 1925 trial of Alice Jones-Rhinelander who was charged by Alice's father-in-law, wealthy Philip Rhinelander, with fraud in representing to her husband, Kip Rhinelander, that she was white and had no colored blood.

Cases, History, Fraud, Rich, Rich people, Interracial marriage

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Peace at any pace

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Space is a precious commodity in New York. Three homeowners are featured to depict the quest for tranquil living on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, the Hamptons on Long Island and the Hudson Valley, north of Manhattan.

Housing, Design and construction, Description and travel, Dwellings, New York, New York, Interior design

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Walking the line

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A television producer describes how he tried to remain stoic during the tragedy of the World Trade Center terrorists attacks. Journalists strive for objectivity in delivering the news even under the toughest situations.

Analysis, Personal narratives, Column, Media coverage, Television broadcasting of news, Television news, Journalists, World Trade Center and Pentagon Attacks, 2001

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