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On this day: March 7

POSTED: 10:20 AM PST Mar 04, 2013 UPDATED: 11:00 PM PST Mar 06, 2013

The board game Monopoly is born, Glamour begins publishing, a civil rights march in Selma, Ala., ends in violence, and Kathryn Bigelow makes Oscar history, all on this day.

OTD March 7 - Taylor Dayne — 14 / 34

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1962: Pop singer-songwriter Taylor Dayne, best known for the hit songs "Tell It to My Heart," "Love Will Lead You Back," "Prove Your Heart" and "With Every Beat of My Heart," is born Leslie Wunderman in Baldwin, N.Y.

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OTD March 7 - Monopoly

OTD March 7 - Willard Scott

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OTD March 7 - Glamour

OTD March 7 - Tammy Faye Bakker

OTD March 7 - Michael Eisner

OTD March 7 - Townes Van Zandt

OTD March 7 - Franco Harris

OTD March 7 - Bryan Cranston

OTD March 7 - Joe Carter

OTD March 7 - Ivan Lendl

OTD March 7 - Taylor Dayne

OTD March 7 - Bret Easton Ellis

OTD March 7 - Wanda Sykes

OTD March 7 - Selma Bloody Sunday

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OTD March 7 - Rachel Weisz

OTD March 7 - Peter Sarsgaard

OTD March 7 - Jenna Fischer

OTD March 7 - Coal Miner's Daughter

OTD March 7 - We Are The World

OTD March 7 - space shuttle Challenger

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OTD March 7 - Cool Papa Bell

OTD March 7 - Supreme Court

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OTD March 7 - Gordon Parks

OTD March 7 - Kepler telescope

OTD March 7 - Kathryn Bigelow

OTD March 7 - Charlie Sheen

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