At the age of 22, music student Senda Berenson could hardly stand up straight for 5 minutes without her back screaming in pain. So it stands to reason that she would eventually be the first woman inducted into the national basketball hall of fame, right?

Senda Berenson & “Basket Ball”

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Happy History Cats is for people who want to hear a happy or cool story from history. We don’t dwell on wars, death, destruction, political mayhem, or the latest humanitarian turmoil. Just affirmations that the world- or at least the history of it- doesn’t have to suck the hope from you. We’ll look at people, events, movements, and all will- we hope- put a smile on your soul. Also, we’ll have the occasional story about cats.

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