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March 20, 2020
Thanks to Alissa Simon, HMU Tutor, for today’s post.
Dr. Deborah Deacon, a former Dean of Harrison Middleton University, co-authored a book entitled A Century in Uniform; Military Women in American Films, published earlier this year. Stacy Fowler and Dr. Deacon’s book dedicates a chapter to each decade (or so) since the introduction of film. They selected films that depict a woman in the military in some form or other.
May 15, 2015
Many thanks to Dr. Jim Thurman, HMU alumnus, for today’s book review. It originally appeared in HMU’s May 2015 newsletter.
Whitfield, Donald H., ed. Standing Down: From Warrior to Civilian. Chicago: Great Books Foundation, 2013. Print.
You are Odysseus! Ah, dear child! I could not see you until now… -The Odyssey, Book 19
Reading histories of the world’s various nations and peoples,