In 1969, a group of people in Pass Christian, Mississippi, were getting ready to have a “hurricane party” in the face of a storm named Camille.

An experiment was conducted a number of years ago where a student was blindfolded and sent into an auditorium where he was told he could do anything he wanted.

Years ago, a Moscow theater put on a satirical and sacrilegious play called Christ in a Tuxedo.

Several years ago during the NBA playoffs, a player came up behind the great Walt Frazier and punched him in the face.

In March of 1981, President Ronald Reagan was shot as he was walking toward the presidential limousine.

A while back at a meeting of the American Psychological Association, psychologists Jack Lipton and R. Scott Builione presented a study where they surveyed members of 11 major symphony orchestras and asked how each section perceived each other.

Many years ago when some of the very first British explorers went to Australia for the first time, they discovered a mammal which laid eggs and spent some time in water.

When Rosina Hernandez was in college, she saw a young man beaten.

Sir Christopher Wren was a famous 17th-century British architect who designed Windsor Town Hall near London.

Dr. George Sweeting recounted a time when he and his family took a trip to Niagara Falls.