Fellows. On americans history tv is kevin kim, senior lecturer in history at vanderbilt university. What can you tell us about the book you are writing . That is mainly a political and intellectual history of the cold war from the perspective of Henry Wallace and Herbert Hoover. Worldsking title is unseen, Henry Wallace, Herbert Hoover, and the rise of cold war america. It uses these figures as vehicles for exploring the cold war, how was experienced and thought about as a very contested, barbara phenomenon. It starts because its focused on these two figures, their biographies, what made them tick, their upbringing. Their political careers, but the heart of it focuses on their experiences first in world war ii, and because it is a pivotal event, how both men saw the cold war coming, and in the cold war focusing from its inception in ,ate world war ii of to vietnam which is when both men are in their later years and sadly passed away. What did worlds unseen mean in the context of the co
For the American Revolution institute and i am pleased to welcome you to anderson house. The American Revolution institute promotes the knowledge and appreciation of the achievement of american independence, for filling the aim of the Continental Army officers who founded the society in 1783. The institution supports advanced scholarships, conduct Public Programs, and makes Resources Available to teachers and students to enrich the understanding of the war of independence and to the principles of the men and women who secured the liberty of the american people. If you are not out our Public Program mailing list and would like to be, you can fill out the form you found on your chair. We also have our fall Public Program out front if you dont have a copy and would like one. Tonight i am pleased to introduce dr. Dennis conrad, who will speak about the changes to Naval Warfare during the spring of 1778. Dr. Conrad as a historian at the naval history and heritage command. As a editor of the
Other concerns about being able to do that. They were able to do that in washington because of their unique data set to allow them to easily identify folks. We have a few minutes left. Ill ask you as we go through the last couple of questions, to pull out the blue evaluation form, if you havent done it already, and fill it out as you listen, so that we can get some feedback on what we ought to do to serve your needs better. Lindsey . Yes. I think both of you talked about hospice care and longterm care inside the prisons. And i was just wondering why cant these people be released at that point . Why are they still incarcerated when they probably are not a threat to society anymore . Just wondered. For georgia, i can speak that our clemency entity, the board of pardons and patrols, has the authority to decide whether someone is eligible to be released. We have a very active medical reprieve process. Right now we probably have about 65 of those inmates that we submit for consideration tha
From her letters. She talks about that there was nothing in the area, but she sat on the porch and listened to the winnebago indian tribe who had a burial site very close to here. She talked about the fur traders. She talked about fort howard and gives us a lot of insight as to what was happening in the community and how the community was changing. American history tv is in green bay, wisconsin. In 1634, french explorer John Nicholas became the first european to discover Lake Michigan and wisconsin. He landed near green bay on an expedition to find a route from lake huron to the pacific ocean. He called the area green bay because of the areas waters. Cspan city staff recently visited many sites showcasing green bays history. Learn more all weekend right here on american street tv. History tv. I tell people, this is the greatest story in the history of sports. Lets see what they are going to do here. When you look at movies that hollywood has done about sports, i dont raging bull, think
Because it was cheaper and my dad paid room and board. I actually worked my way through college when i was there. I just dont remember what per credit hour costs were, but im sorry about that. Thats okay. Caller i wanted to let this wonderful president of Michigan State university know that i graduated from James Madison college within Michigan State, and it was hard, but i learned a lot. I wish i would have studied more. If theres any kids listening out there, study more in college. Wul be hap youll be happier in life. I regret some of the waste of time i had there, but thats my own issue. Thank you very much this morning. Byebye now. Well, beverly, thank you very much, and academic rigor is something that is a partnership between students and faculty, and James Madison does represent that, and right now she commented that she worked through college, and about 60 to 70 of our students would report that they work, were still a middle class, upper mobility kind of place with a world cla