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Our Foreign Affairs Establishment: The Need For Reform
… this chorus of annoyance and recrimination) four specific complaints stand out. It is alleged that too often the … of translating its generalized statements of national goals into specific action programs or into crisply phrased … conferences is now often a formality. When the main ingredients of an agenda are military, economic, financial, …
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Sheryl Sandberg, the VIDA Count, and Lessons on Leaning In
… ” (emphasis mine) Sandberg presents both research studies and anecdotes that demonstrate women lacking confidence … students and an instructor for a writing workshop. I won’t comment here on the ways that gender dynamics and … 2. Success and Likeability Among other salient points, this chapter includes a lesson on the importance of …
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Is Self-Publishing the Most Important Transformation in the Publishing Industry?
… nine people from a wide cross-section of the publishing community. That’s not to say the other sessions were … , kicked off with a discussion of no fewer than three studies that attempt to uncover the motivations and attitudes … to an earlier author study in 2013 by Digital Book World , also publicized at industry events.) One wonders: After …
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A Question of Measurements
… mutually exclusive threats, did not enter into the popular computation of the menaces that hung over us. But one had … no exception. How he is now, and how he got that way may be points of historical interest, but how to bring him around … In addition to police, it took fifty-five thousand soldiers to restore order, and the property damage ran into …
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The Richmond Debate of 1930
… address framed the debate, highlighted the speakers’ main points, and then offered the audience his take on the South’s “new industrial experiment.” … the soul of modern man.   John Crowe Ransom As early as 1926, John Crowe Ransom and Allen Tate decided they “must do …
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Hiroshima, Nagasaki, and the World Sixty Years Later
… sheer size of the devastation makes it almost impossible to comprehend, much less describe: in Hiroshima, at least … in 1983 in which he calculated that 200,000 people had died as a result of the bomb in Hiroshima by 1950, and … that Americans might be most surprised to learn is that 226,598 officially certified survivors of the atomic bombings …
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