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Print On the surface, acclaimed violinist Philippe Quint does not appear to have much in common with the late comic legend Charlie Chaplin, whose movie-making career flourished between the 1920s and mid-1950s. Twice a Grammy Award nominee, Quint has traveled the world, playing with top orchestras and conductors. His 2019 CD, his 17th, is titled “Chaplin’s Smile,” which Quint developed into a multimedia show. The La Jolla Music Society will present the Russian-born violinist’s livestream performance of “Charlie Chaplin’s Smile” Saturday. While researching for an album he thought ...

These Recruits Were Promised Citizenship in Exchange for Military Service. Now They Fear the US Has Forgotten Them A naturalization ceremony at the Army Community Services office on Fort Carson, Colorado, Sep. 20, 2019. (Sidnie Smith/U.S. Army) 13 Mar 2021 For a small group of young immigrants who were pitched a dream of gaining U.S. citizenship through military service, even a call home can jeopardize their status and flag them to the FBI. That's life for more than 100 would-be Americans who enlisted under the Military Accessions Vital to National Interest program. Started as a way to woo t...

U.S. Army photo by Pfc. Alyssa Lisenbe U.S. Army Maj. Gen. Michael Berry, the adjutant general of the Delaware National Guard, talks with Spc. Jun Cho, of the 262nd Heavy Equipment Maintenance Repair Company in Washington D.C., Jan. 14, 2021. A Delaware National Guardsman who missed his citizenship ceremony due to his deployment to the U.S. Capitol following the chaotic insurrection got an assist from Rep. Ed Perlmutter. When the Colorado Democrat heard his story, he got to work to remedy the situation. Perlmutter said he stuck up a conversation with a group of guardsmen in the building. The ...