Tag Archives: History

It's far easier to think you know your enemy than to try and know yourself.

I worried children wouldn’t understand the significance of the Holocaust. The exhibit of 3,000 tiles by American schoolchildren at the Holocaust Museum quashed that concern.

I’d heard criticism about the book by my namesake, William Shakespeare, from some of my colleagues in day care.

A memoir by the daughter of a Vietnam veteran gives a different perspective on the concept of bringing the war into American living rooms.

We need far more movies like Life of Brian, and far fewer movies like The Passion.

I always thought calling the day Jesus was crucified “Good Friday” was a strange thing.

It is appropriate Grace should build his play around a psychiatrist treating the President, tormented by the angry spirit of a former comrade.

What the Romans did to "us" -- the female population of the island of Britannia.

A look at how the life of this paper’s author would be different had he worked about 100 years ago.

Ordinary people following their conscience and doing extraordinary things is the ultimate in bravery.