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“Always Lost: A Meditation on War” has returned home to Carson City and was given full honors Wednesday at the Nevada Legislature. Western Nevada College’s acclaimed creative writing/photographic exhibition about the costs of war will be on display in the Nevada Legislative Building’s second-floor atrium weekdays through May 3.
After 47 years in journalism, my breaking news is that I'm capping my pen on a profession that served our readers
According to a 2011 book by Canadian historian David Leeson, "The Black Tans: British Police and Auxiliaries in the Irish War of Independence, 1920-1921," published by Oxford University Press, we have been misled by the Irish history books for almost a century.
I wanted nothing to do with Western Nevada College’s Always Lost: A Meditation on War project when English professor Marilee Swirczek presented the idea in 2009 of personalizing the Iraq/Afghanistan Wars through literary work, combat photos, and a wall displaying the faces of U.S. military war dead since Sept. 11, 2001.
Scotland could lose a highly trained doctor specialised in diagnosing cancer after the Home Office refused a visa for a child in her care.