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Swag: Done the Sustainable Way When we changed our name to Yale School of the Environment and established The Forest School last year, we knew it was time to re-imagine school swag. Priority No. 1 — sustainability. Stress balls, Chapstick, coffee mugs, tote bags, key chains, T-shirts, baseball caps, water bottles, smartphone projectors — the list of swag items seems endless and not very sustainable. We’ve all received items meant to welcome us to a new job/school/community, used them once — or not at all — then lost or tossed them. Or, on the other side, we’ve often been excited ...
The Vietnam War: A History in Song The ‘First Television War’ was also documented in over 5,000 songs. From protest to patriotism, popular music reveals the complexity of America’s two-decade long experience struggling against communism in Vietnam. US soldiers gather around a guitar player during Operation Yellowstone, 18 January 1968. In the early 1970s, an obscure Louisiana-based country singer called Bob Necaise released ‘Mr. Where is Viet-Nam’. In the song, Lil Gary Dee, a ‘little boy not yet four years old’, asks: Mister where is Vietnam? I want to see my daddy W...