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‘Ideological Authors’: Harvard’s Hidden Ties to Dirty Wars in Latin America

The Harvard Crimson 14 Apr 2024
Over his century of life, Kissinger amassed academic accolades, a Nobel Peace Prize, and well-evidenced allegations of ties to mass violence in Argentina, Chile, Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam, and more.
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How Gaza is changing US campuses

Al Jazeera 13 Apr 2024
Some have started to draw parallels with the antiwar student movement during the Vietnam War era ... American college students saw their personal lives as inextricably entangled in the Vietnam War.
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The real reason Republicans oppose efforts to cancel student debt

Raw Story 13 Apr 2024
After having destroyed low income Californians’ ability to get a college education in the 1970s, Reagan then took his anti-education program national as president in 1981 ... Reagan hated college students.
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Vietnam’s micro-apartments are a godsend for the poor – and a deadly risk

Al Jazeera 12 Apr 2024
For years, micro-apartments, known as “chung cu mini”, have sprouted throughout Vietnam’s metropolises, cramming low-income families and college students into substandard, fire-prone housing.
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How the creators of HBO’s ‘The Sympathizer’ explore the ‘American War’ through a Vietnamese lens

The Los Angeles Times 11 Apr 2024
(France colonized Vietnam in the mid-19th century and its undue cultural influence pervaded the country.) He was raised in Vietnam and went to college in the U.S., and has a deep understanding of both Eastern and Western cultures.
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Doyel: Butler AD Barry Collier was crying during the national anthem. I asked him why

IndyStar 09 Apr 2024
Of course they did ... Air Force. His brothers were Air Force pilots, with one serving in Vietnam. Barry Collier? He was an ROTC student in college, with dreams of being an Air Force pilot like his brothers, serving his country in a plane like his father.
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The Federal Judges Speaking Out Against Trump

The Atlantic 09 Apr 2024
Kennedy, Martin Luther King Jr., and Robert Kennedy; the war in Vietnam; the riots in the cities; the violence on college campuses—all the turmoil had drawn a dark curtain on the entire decade.
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The Speechwriter

The Atlantic 09 Apr 2024
Kennedy, Martin Luther King Jr., and Robert Kennedy; the war in Vietnam; the riots in the cities; the violence on college campuses—all the turmoil had drawn a dark curtain on the entire decade.
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Bringing Vietnamese counterinsurgency to the Philippines and South China Sea

The Manila Times 07 Apr 2024
Bringing Vietnam to the Philippines. Working in the US Naval College in 2016, a young policy wonk Hunter Stires sought to develop the strategic concept of "maritime insurgency/counterinsurgency" (Maritime COIN).
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Jerome ‘Jerry’ Salavec

Republican American 06 Apr 2024
22, 1944, to Walter and Dorothy (n�e McGarry) Salavec, he was a graduate of Westchester Community College and Fordham University. Jerry was a proud combat veteran and served honorably in Vietnam from ...
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Is the removal of foreign ownership limits the answer to global competitiveness of PH higher education?

The Manila Times 04 Apr 2024
NEDA cited the case of Singapore, Vietnam and Malaysia, which already allowed 100-percent foreign ownership, although Thailand is at 50 percent and Indonesia still at 40-percent equity ratio.
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A DIFFERENT POINT OF VIEW: The Failure of DEI in the U.S. Military

Pagosa Daily Post 03 Apr 2024
A 1982 paper written for the Army War College, that studied the effectiveness of small combat units in Vietnam, Korea, and WWII, said, “For the individual soldier to realistically improve his chances ...
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Survivor in small plane crash at Treasure Coast International Airport identified

WPTV 30 Mar 2024
— The survivor of a small plane that crashed at Treasure Coast International Airport over the weekend is an Aviator College student from Vietnam.
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Column: March 29 is Vietnam War Veterans Day

Brainerd Dispatch 29 Mar 2024
Between 1964 and 1973 that usually meant you were going to be shipped to Vietnam to fight in a conflict that had not even been declared a war by Congress ... military personnel were stationed in Vietnam ... troops were pulled out of Vietnam.
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Vietnam vets ceremony honors service, heroes and sacrifice

Nevada Appeal 29 Mar 2024
The annual Vietnam War Veterans Remembrance Day on March 23 at Truckee Meadows Community College not only honored the military for their service a half-century ago in Vietnam but also recognized those who fought in either Iraq or Afghanistan.

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