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Prime Minister’s Questions

Standards January: Language

At the close of the Constitutional Convention of 1787, Franklin was queried as he left Independence Hall on the final day of deliberation. A lady asked Dr. Franklin “Well Doctor what have we got, a republic or a monarchy.” Franklin replied, “A republic… if you can keep it.” pic.twitter.com/7bVyHJbM86

— Alfons López Tena 🦇 (@alfonslopeztena) April 14, 2020

Leviathan And Its Enemies: Samuel T. Francis (2016)

Electrical Reliability 300

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Earth Day

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“Rainy Days and Mondays” Ken Tamplin Vocal Academy

Ken Tamplin Vocal Academy

“St Matthew Passion” Bach | Sir Stephen Cleobury

Oxford Bach Soloists “Easter Oratorio”

Easter Parade

#easter waffles 🧇 🐣 fun week 🐰 #Easter #Easter2025 #EasterBunny https://t.co/WKDenTN4d8 pic.twitter.com/COr0VIOhaR

— Ms. V – Special Education Teacher 💙✂️🖍️🧩🍎🇬🇷 (@msv430) April 16, 2025

“It Might as Well Be Spring” Indiana University

Scholars analyze “State Fair” (1945) for its portrayal of post-World War II American optimism, rural life, and the idealized Midwest, as depicted in the 1946 Iowa State Fair setting. The musical’s narrative, centered on the Frake family’s pursuit of blue ribbons and romantic adventures, offers a lens into mid-20th-century American values, which could be explored in journals like the University of California’s Journal of Popular Music Studies. This journal covers popular music and musical theater from interdisciplinary perspectives, including cultural studies and history, and could include discussions of State Fair’s nostalgic depiction of Americana.

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