Virginia at oberlin she has created the history design lab that allows students to develop scholarly projects that involve approaches that range from digital humanities, exhibit design, oral history and remember what i said about speakers and their commitment to mentorship and to education. Shes the author of essays published in 2018 and 19 in the civil war and the transformation of american citizenship and new perspectives on the union war. As i was preparing this introduction, i read her work in the flagship journal Civil War History as part of a round table discussion about the new civil war revisionism. Her book manuscripted mentioned in your printed program is now under contract, im pleased to say with the unc press. It examines how black women strategically used the laws geography of the Nations Capital to make claims to liberty during the civil war. It is from that work that her program today is derived. Free women, mobileizing emancipation and citizenship and selfmaking in wart
Claims pointing to a cooler labor Market Making a case for the reserve to cut rates this year. The asian stocks were buoyant starting the day on the front foot. What we need to keep an eye on is the u. S. China tensions looming large the markets today. Equities paring some of the surge earlier on in the session though we are seeing bonds continue their recovery. The hang seng leading the pack but even it has been paring the gains from earlier in the session and the csi 300 sinking in to negative territory. Take a look at the movers and what is behind the moves and they hong kong benchmark. We saw the dividend asia shares, your chinese construction banks, those are the ones seeking big gains against the backdrop of report that regulators are considering proposals for dividend tax waivers. A real drag in the asian side is coming through from the ev makers amid the bloomberg scoop that we could see the Biden Administration imposing fresh tariffs on chinas evs, solar equipment as well as b
I would like to welcome you, as well as your good from cspan. I am doug swanson, visitor and Service Manager for the National Archive museum and the producer for the noon time lecture series. Before we begin todays program i would like to remind you of a few more we have coming up. Thursday march 16th, damian shields presents on the unforgotten irish. This is the u. S. Launch of the book and a book signing. March 27th, we will present a Film Screening and discussion of follow seeds which is presented in partnership with the d. C. Environmental film festival. To find out more about these and our programs take one of these monthly calendar events or visit our website. Our topic today is agent 110 an american spymaster and the german resistance in wwii by scott miller. Scott miller is an authorer and former correspondent for the wawall street journal. Journal. His first book was a Newsweek Magazine reader selection. He spent two decades in europe and asia reporting from more than 25 count
I would like to welcome you, as well as your good from cspan. I am doug swanson, visitor and Service Manager for the National Archive museum and the producer for the noon time lecture series. Before we begin todays program i would like to remind you of a few more we have coming up. Thursday march 16th, damian shields presents on the unforgotten irish. This is the u. S. Launch of the book and a book signing. March 27th, we will present a Film Screening and discussion of follow seeds which is presented in partnership with the d. C. Environmental film festival. To find out more about these and our programs take one of these monthly calendar events or visit our website. Our topic today is agent 110 an american spymaster and the german resistance in wwii by scott miller. Scott miller is an authorer and former correspondent for the wawall street journal. Journal. His first book was a Newsweek Magazine reader selection. He spent two decades in europe and asia reporting from more than 25 count
Debate on minimum wage, we are covering the waterfront in this conference. The debate before us now, one of, i believe, 710 debates, oneonone debates. I kind of think of these in the terms of the old william f. Buckley firing line. Anybody remember those debates on tv . Somebody cue the trumpet fanfare. Thats how it began, as i recall. We debate both sides, and we dont interrupt each other. The presenters get to have ten minutes to present their case. They get six minutes for rebuttal, and to answer one of the debaters questions, they can bank their time. If their original presentations eight minutes, they can save eight minutes for the rejoinder. And theyll each have a three minute summing up at the end. Well have at least ten minutes worth of questions on the microphone out front, and my job here is to take the temperature of the crowd at the end. Im going to ask you at the end, so think about this, who won the debate and did you change your mind. You have to think, now, do i believe