Docendo Discimus
The Mary Celeste remains one of the most enduring mysteries of the sea, an enigma that has captivated historians, scientists, and the public for over a century. Discovered adrift on December 4, 1872, in the Atlantic Ocean, the brigantine was found in a disconcerting state: her crew had vanished, yet the ship herself was largely... Continue Reading →
Susan B. Anthony, born on February 15, 1820, in Adams, Massachusetts, is a towering figure in American history, renowned for her unyielding advocacy for women's rights, particularly women's suffrage. Over her lifetime, Anthony faced numerous adversities in her quest to secure equal rights for women, but perhaps none so dramatic as the events surrounding her... Continue Reading →
Throughout women's history, there have been pioneers who have broken boundaries, not only in the realm of gender equality but also in their respective fields of expertise. One such remarkable woman was Mary Engle Pennington, an American bacteriologist and refrigeration engineer, whose groundbreaking work greatly impacted the food storage industry and public health. Mary Engle... Continue Reading →
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