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nbsp;1937: WASHINGTON & LEEWashington & Lee defeated North Carolina, 44-33, in their third straight matchup.1936: NORTH CAROLINANorth Carolina defeated Washington & Lee, 50-45.1935: NORTH CAROLINANorth Carolina defeated Washington & Lee, 35-27.1934: WASHINGTON & LEEWashington & Lee defeated North Carolina, 44-33.1933: SOUTH CAROLINASouth Carolina defeated Duke, 33-21.1932: GEORGIAGeorgia defeated Duke, 26-24.1931: MARYLANDMaryland defeated Kentucky, 29-27.1930: ALABAMAAlabama defeated Duke, 31-24. photo rolleiflex In other developments:- Parler CEO barred from platform backend amid Big Tech crackdown: 'We don't have any more access'- Parler CEO John Matze, family forced into hiding over death threats, security breaches: court filingCLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPTODAY'S MUST-READS:- Psaki defends Biden's 'vast majority' are 'decent' comments about FBI agents- Olympia mayor calls forcible occupation of hotel 'domestic terrorism'- Tucker Carlson: The powerful are abusing history to get their way -- and Americans will bear the consequences- Man who wore horns at Capitol lost 20 pounds in custody: lawyer- Wisconsin middle school apologizes for activity asking students how they’d punish a slave- Super Bowl ad sees John Travolta showing off his ‘Grease’ dance moves alongside daughter EllaTHE LATEST FROM FOX BUSINESS:- Hedge fund founder pleads guilty in Neiman Marcus-tied case- PayPal profit tops estimates amid record online spending- Dems to introduce plan to erase $50,000 of student debt- John Matze is out at Parler: ‘I did not participate in this decision’- Kroger closes 2 Southern California stores rather than give extra $4 'Hero Pay’- Virgin Hyperloop reveals what 45-minute trip from LA to SF looks like#The Flashback: CLICK HERE to find out what happened on "This Day in History. photo rolleiflex Needless to say, Jefferson and the 55 others who signed the Declaration would all have been hanged for treasonous speech had the British prevailed. photo rolleiflex nbsp;The group argues that distance learning has "exacerbated racial and class segregation between schools, increased the achievement gap, triggered enormous learning loss that translates to higher dropout rates, lower lifetime earnings, and reduced life expectancy, sparked steep increases in adolescent mental health crises - including suicidal ideation and cutting, caused sharp decreases in child abuse reporting, and prompted a general erosion of the physical health and mental well-being of students glued to screens. photo rolleiflex