Mar 17 2015 Bracketology Bracketology published March 17, 2015 by Bob Englehart politicalcartoons.com Mar 10 2015 Mar 9 2015 Mar 4 2015 Mar 2 2015 Feb 27 2015 Feb 24 2015 Feb 18 2015 Feb 16 2015 Feb 12 2015 Topics Topics & Tags MARCH MADNESS 2015 7 cartoons Bob Englehart's Archive More Cartoons By Bob Englehart Mar 10 2015 Mar 9 2015 Mar 4 2015 Mar 2 2015 Feb 27 2015 Feb 24 2015 Feb 18 2015 Feb 16 2015 Feb 12 2015 Archives Bob Englehart Bob Englehart is a free lance cartoonist and his cartoons are syndicated by Cagle Cartoons. Daily Newsletter Sign up for FREE! Get Cartoons Daily! Sign up for our free daily newsletter by entering your email and clicking on subscribe. Subscribe More Cagle Columnists Survive the Supermarket with Social Distancing by Jase Graves As we adjust our daily schedules to the reality of the COVID-19 pandemic, many families are suffering from acute boredom. Students are suspending their homeschool teachers without pay for excessive grouchiness, children are traumatizing their pe ... Baseball Great Babe Ruth Beat Spanish Flu… Twice by Joe Guzzardi In 1918, an influenza panic much like today's COVID-19 struck the nation. The Spanish flu, as it was often called, killed at least 50 million victims worldwide, and 675,000 in the U.S. Then-Surgeon General Rupert Blue summarized how suddenly the ... Worrying about My Not-So-Worried Parents by Tom Purcell My sisters and I worry that our 83-year-old mother and 86-year-old father aren't nearly as worried about COVID-19 as we are. Though this pandemic is as unique as it is unnerving, they tell us they've experienced plenty of unnerving events. Born ...
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Baseball Great Babe Ruth Beat Spanish Flu… Twice by Joe Guzzardi In 1918, an influenza panic much like today's COVID-19 struck the nation. The Spanish flu, as it was often called, killed at least 50 million victims worldwide, and 675,000 in the U.S. Then-Surgeon General Rupert Blue summarized how suddenly the ...
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