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Retiring as supreme allied Commander Europe and retiring from the navy. Has been the dean of the fletch are school of law and diplomacy and Tufts University in boston. The very same place that he got his doctorate. He has been given 15 prestigious civilian awards from around the world for his work and within the last year, within the last 11 months, he has been considered for a Vice President ial pick by one Political Party and as secretary of state by another Political Party. I fine that probably one of [laughter] when Jim Stavridis speaks, people listen carefully and im glad to see so many p...

Chance and he got it. Delivery from 61yard out, his longest kick in eagles history bird win by three, and that is the life of a kicker. You know, one of those love hate relationships a little bit with kickers. You know, it is great when things work and it is not so great when it doesnt. I looked at him in the eyes and asked him, if you can nail it. He without a blink, he said i got it. And, i just felt comfortable, im confident, comfortable. Coach, i got it. Well played. Eagles are now twoone. They are riding high after that big win but they are also bumming about a big loss, why one of the te...

Virginia. They will talk about how these monuments influence memory of the war, and how public perception, particularly of Confederate Monuments, has changed. This is about 50 minutes. We will reconvene the panel. It has been a good day so far. What we will do is recognize you, you raise your hand, wait for the microphone. If youve got a question, it should be referred to one of the panelists, please designate that, and please try to stick to questions rather than statements. And let me start with a question that we got in virtual space. My name is mike powell. We are the largest roundtable in...

The u. S. I have gone to Great Lengths to keep politics out of the roundtable. This topic, monuments, has elements of both history and politics. What do you think should be the role of roundtables, if any, on this issue . We thought that was a very good question. Civil war buffs, who know more about the general public, what should we do about this issue . Tom, i will ask you first. Professor brown [indiscernible] if you think that you are keeping taught six out of it, keeping politics out of it, youre probably kidding yourself. My device would be to try to have an environment in which you can ...

Classification scheme to allow for an understanding of ottomans. As turkish, as armenians, as supported jews, and as syrian arabs. One of the sticky notes was that each of these categories was understood as racial category in u. S. Immigration law, so that sort of created a new hierarchy whereby syrians were understood to be fundamentally different from the rest of the ottoman subjects coming to the United States, and this meant that there were certain there was a certain hierarchy, and that guided access to United States citizenship or not. How did the start of world war i impact these groups...