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The Daily Echo was the first and longest continuously published high school daily newspaper in the nation. It was established… Read More »Daily Echo

Fellowship Of Christian Athletes

The Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) is an international not-for-profit, nondenominational, religious organization. Its goals are to instill in athletes… Read More »Fellowship Of Christian Athletes

Hadassah is an international women’s voluntary organization with over 300,000 members. Founded in 1912 by Henrietta Szold, the Jewish organization… Read More »Hadassah

Indiana Transportation Museum

Indiana Transportation Museum

The Indiana Transportation Museum (ITM) is dedicated to Indiana’s transportation heritage, with a focus on railroads. It preserves, restores, operates,… Read More »Indiana Transportation Museum

Indiana/World Skating Academy and Research Center

Indiana/World Skating Academy and Research Center

The Indiana/World Skating Academy and Research Center (I/WSA) was a not-for-profit foundation established in Indianapolis in 1987 and governed by… Read More »Indiana/World Skating Academy and Research Center

Jewish Post and Opinion

Jewish Post and Opinion

Following graduation from the University of North Carolina, Gabriel Cohen (1908-2007) established the Chronicler Spokesman, which became the Kentucky Jewish… Read More »Jewish Post and Opinion

Irving Leibowitz

Irving Leibowitz

(Aug. 5, 1922-Apr. 28, 1979). Columnist and managing editor of the , Irving (Leibo) Leibowitz was a native of New… Read More »Irving Leibowitz

Peanut Butter Press

Peanut Butter Press

The Peanut Butter Press (PBP) was a newspaper written by children in grades five and six for children ages 7… Read More »Peanut Butter Press

WFYI Public Television

WFYI Public Television

With a budget of $221,000, three black-and-white cameras, and nine employees, WFYI signed on the air October 4, 1970, at… Read More »WFYI Public Television

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