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The Yellow Ribbon…

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On December 13, 2010
Read this fantastic essay over at Best Defense. I meet a lot of veterans of Iraq and Afghanistan through my work, as students, guest speakers, and through the various other interactions that allow a foreign policy MA program to function.  I can't remember ever thanking...
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Who Would Win in a Fight?

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On December 13, 2010
Yes yes yes with the Right's vaguely homoerotic fetish with authoritarian strongmen.  That said, the question the question that's obsessed me since last week runs as follows: Who would win in a fight? Vladimir Putin vs. the Most Interesting Man in the World?

Zombie Sim!

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On December 10, 2010

One of the upsides of my job is the virtually unfettered ability to conscript policy-oriented graduate students into goofy projects based on my idiosyncratic interests.  In the past, of course,.

South Korea Raises

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On December 8, 2010
Words, words, words: South Korea will swiftly and strongly respond with force until North Korea surrenders if the communist state launches another assault, the South's new defence minister said. Kim Kwan-Jin issued the warning on Saturday, during his inauguration speech after President Lee Myung-Bak officially...
I guess that's not all. I have BELIEVED.  Since Bill Musgrave's junior year, I have believed that this might be possible.  Through Danny O'Neill, and Tony Graziani, Akili Smith and Joey Harrington, Kellen Clemens and Dennis Dixon, Jeremiah Masoli and Darrin Thomas, I have believed...
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