Tag Archives: Woodrow Wilson
medicine and history
Last night my family and I watched a documentary about Woodrow Wilson. He is a surprisingly fascinating individual, but naturally a big part of the documentary was about World War I and the role of the US (and Woodrow Wilson) … Continue reading
woodrow wilson
From my mother’s page-a-day calendar: Before he became President of the United States, Woodrow Wilson was a college professor. From 1902 to 1910, he served as president of Princeton University. During his tenure at Princeton, one of his duties was … Continue reading
mccain, palin, and dooce
note: read this previous post for a little more background… The buzz around the blogosphere lately has been this post by Heather at Dooce.com. There’s also been a fair amount of debate at my friend Sarah’s site at alittlelessordinary.com. First … Continue reading
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