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Posted Jul 9, 2022 at Kushlis's blog
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Nice review.
Those Crowds in the Streets
by Cheryl Rofer I’ve just finished reading Nicholas and Alexandra, by Robert K. Massie. A short time before that, I read Barbara Tuchman’s The Proud Tower. And I’ve been listening to Gustav Mahler’s symphonies. I’m not sure why I’ve been in that pre-World War I world so much lately. Barbara Tuch...
Joe: The skills you mention are exactly that - skills that pd people need to master. There are others too. I never said they were not valuable - indeed I think they are all indispensable skills. Some take more time than others to master.
I agree - these skills can and should be taught in the academy and/or at FSI. What I most object to is jargon laden theoretical classes taught by academics who have never set foot at a post overseas that are so far divorced from the real world as to be of questionable utility.
Detroit on the Potomac
By Patricia H. Kushlis In a provocative Op Ed in The New York Times on April 27, 2009, Mark Taylor, Columbia University religion department chair, likened American graduate school education to Detroit. In the piece, he argued that “most graduate programs in American universities produce a product...
You're both right - but Alice is more so because the holiday is now designated to honor all war dead not just the military and certainly not just civil war soldiers as was its original and short-lived intent. That was over a century ago, this is now. My point, as Alice says, is that Memorial Day has become part of the war ethos - that military might is the solution to any problem. Not only is it unfortunate but its also a mistake.
Reflections on Memorial Day – Past, Present and Future
By Patricia H. Kushlis Lest we forget: “Memorial Day, originally called Decoration Day, is a day of remembrance for those who have died in our nation's service.” The house around the corner flew a huge American flag and a Marine Corps one right below it all weekend. The church – likely Christian ...
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