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Introduction Better write yourself a note. That’s the only way you’re going to remember anything anymore. If it ain’t written down, it doesn’t exist. Tie a string on your finger, clip on a clothespin, set a timer somewhere – whatever works to jog your memory is what you do. But in the new book “How to Be Remembered” by Michael Thompson, …

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Aug. 14 1903 — Jim Jeffries knocks out Jim Corbett in the 10th round to retain his world heavyweight title in San Francisco. 1936 — In Berlin, the U.S. wins the first Olympic basketball gold medal with a 19-8 win over Canada. The game is played outdoors on a dirt court in a driving rain. Joe Fortenberry leads the U.S. …

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Political Unity Found at Weekly Rotary Club Luncheon in McMinnville Political comity erupted Thursday at the weekly luncheon meeting of The Rotary Club of McMinnville. The occasion was a virtual presentation by Vanderbilt Political Science professor Carrier Russell, JD PhD. Widely recognized for her research and scholarly publications on partisan hostility and conflict, she recalled the history of Tennessee politics …