by Christopher Schilling | Apr 15, 2020 | Opinion
A remarkable spirit guided my grandparents’ generation through one of the most challenging times in the 20th century. I had the opportunity during my junior year of college to interview older adults in a nursing facility about their experiences growing up not only...
by Harold Kurtz | Nov 30, 2005 | Opinion
Lately I feel like a stranger in the United States. I am a remnant of what has been called “the greatest generation,” but it’s not the thinning ranks of my generation that has me feeling lost and confused. It’s the debate about torture that has...
