Greetings, Brooklyn. Today is the 307th day of the year.
ON THIS DAY IN 1934, the Brooklyn Daily Eagle published an article titled “Princeton-Harvard Grid Feud Renewed.”
The article focused on Harvard and Princeton facing off in football after an eight year gap.
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“In the air there is even a note of sheepishness, signifying, let us hope, a chastened spirit on both sides and the complete exorcism of the silly mad hate which disrupted their relations in 1926,” the Eagle reported.
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NOTABLE PEOPLE born on this day include singer ADAM ANT, who was born in 1954; actor KEN BERRY, who was born in 1933; actress KATE CAPSHAW, who was born in 1953; football player COLIN KAEPERNICK, who was born in 1987; actress KATHY KINNEY, who was born in 1954; actor DOLPH LUNDGREN, who was born in 1959; comedian and actor DENNIS MILLER, who was born in 1953; Olympic figure skater EVGENY PLUSHENKO, who was born in 1982; comedian and actress ROSEANNE BARR, who was born in 1953; sportscaster and former football player PHIL SIMMS, who was born in 1956; and actress MONICA VITTI, who was born in 1933.
BRIC’S THE STOOP Series will host “Barbershop Stories: It’s All About Hair” tonight at 7 p.m. at the BRIC House Stoop (647 Fulton St.). While giving a live haircut, noted painter, lyricist and master barber Greg Purnell will tell stories from his years of cutting heads. Purnell will be joined by Barbershop Stories founder Dawn J. Fraser, blogger and comedian Franchesca Ramsey, comedian Hollie Harper and pianist-singer Akie Bermiss. For more information, visit bricartsmedia.org/events.
Special thanks to “Chase’s Calendar of Events” and Brooklyn Public Library.
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New York City’s most populous borough, Brooklyn, is home to nearly 2.6 million residents. If Brooklyn were an independent city it would be the fourth largest city in the United States. While Brooklyn has become the epitome of ‘cool and hip’ in recent years, for those that were born here, raised families here and improved communities over the years, Brooklyn has never been ‘uncool’.