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When Henry Louis "Skip" Gates, Jr. announced that he would be leaving Duke University to head Harvard's Afro-Am Department, students there joked that he was "skipping town." At the time, Stanley E. Fish, the chair of Duke's English Department--in which Gates held a joint appointment--took the matter in stride. But it looks like "skipping town syndrome" might be contagious after...
While I recognized that I was wrong when I thought that the ground war in Iraq would be bloody and risky, I don't in any way regret or repudiate the reservations that I expressed about the war, in writing and on various panels. Stanley H. Hoffmann Dillon Professor of the History of the Civilization of France
...thought [engaging in a ground war] was imprudent," says Stanley H. Hoffmann, Dillon professor of the civilization of France. "It turns out I was wrong." Hoffmann wrote an opinion piece in the Monday's New York Times calling for the use of preventive diplomacy and not military might to end international conflicts...
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...Stanley H. Hoffmann, Dillon professor of the civilization of France, disagreed and said that the move was an intelligent one for Hussein...