[Alberta's Child]

For anyone who wants to read the full article, please note that the link will connect you to Jack Kelly's current article on JWR, not the one posted here. You can click on this one from the list on his page, though.

[Ragtime Cowgirl]

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The college professors and students at prestigious universities who protested the war in Iraq imagine themselves to be America's best and brightest. They're not. America's best are those who are wearing the uniform of their country. We should be as proud of them as we are grateful to them. - Jack Kelly

[lilylangtree]

Harvard and other ivy league colleges are to education as H'weirdo is to employment in the fashion industry.

[VOA]

repost from referring thread:

Our best and brightest are not at Harvard

As much as I dislike the aura of today's Harvard, I will make this recommendation to
anyone visiting Boston.
Get on "The T", the fairly good public transport subway system. Ride it north
to the station serving Harvard.
Go to Harvard's Memorial Union (I think that's the official name). Check ahead
as it is opened limited hours.
Be humbled to see the plaques listing the name of Harvard student lost
during The Civil War.


Good Jack Kelly article, to which add this book listed at amazon.com:

Keeping Faith: A Father-Son Story About Love and the United States Marine Corps
by John Schaeffer, Frank Schaeffer

Although this father-son team have given a number of high-profile interviews,
it wasn't until the father mentioned that his father had been a missionary/evangelist
in Switzerland that I surmised (guessed) that Frank Schaffer is the son of
Francis Schaffer (now deceased), the theologian who ran a Christian religious
colony in Switzerland.
Francis Schaffer and Dr. Koop did an anti-abortion film called "What Ever
Happened To The Human Race" back in the early 1980s; I saw it a church back then.