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April 7
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Today in History
April 7, 1948
Why did the world decide it needed one big organization to fight diseases?
After World War II ended in 1945, the world was in rough shape.
1 min readToday in Science
April 7, 1969
How did a simple document written by a college student help create the internet?
In the late 1960s, the United States government wanted to build a network.
1 min readToday in ELA
Why did one poet think a field of flowers was more important than a city?
Imagine walking along a lake and suddenly seeing thousands of golden flowers swaying in the breeze.
1 min read
Today in Geography
Why do so many world organizations choose one small Swiss city as their home?
Geneva, Switzerland, is not a large city.
1 min read
Today in Arts
How did one musician from India change the sound of rock and roll?
In the 1960s, most Americans had never heard Indian music.
1 min read
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