...Micki McElya In Arlington National Cemetery on September 12, 2002, the defense secretary, Donald H. Rumsfeld, presided over the burial with full military honors of a single casket containing unidentified remains intended to represent all 184 victims of the 9/11 Pentagon attack, a number...

... Jesse Helms and Robert Mapplethorpe. It has to do with a sculpture of a pair of reclining (male and female) nudes commissioned by the Cultural Affairs Office of Arlington, Virginia and placed on a hillside in Bluemont Park. According to a Washington Posf story, the Project Director, Rita...

... numerous articles on politics and popular culture in Latin America. She has also written for mainstream media, including Sports Illustrated and the New Republic. David LaFevor is a historian of Latin America at the University of Texas at Arlington. He is completing a monograph on masculinity, race...

.... 8. Toby Apyel, unpublished work in progress on the history of biology at the Kational Science Foundation, chap. 4,11. Located at the NSF, Arlington, VA. 9. The National Science hard is tlie governing body of the National Science Foundation. 10. Na tional Science Foundation, I'hr...

... (chnm.gmu.edu/rhr/roytribute.htm) Roy Rosenzweig, a longtime contributor to the Radical History Review who died of cancer last October at age fifty-seven, was an inspiring presence in the U.S. historical profession. A December memorial service at George Mason University in Arlington, Virginia...

... and on the histories of women and gender, and on sexuality. She is the author of Clinging to Mammy: The Faithful Slave in Twentieth-­Century America (2007) and is at work on “Grave Affairs: Arlington National Cemetery and the Politics of Death and Honor.” Jeffrey Melnick now teaches in the American Studies...

... in Arlington, Virginia, where a new museum was opened to much fanfare last May. The exhibit tracks the history of drug use and drug enforcement in the United States, beginning with the opium brought by Chinese laborers to California during the 1849 gold rush, No mention is made of tobacco, the first...

... they can look for help from the National Pet Memorial Foundation, a nonprofit organization headquartered in Fairfax County, Virginia, a mere frisbee toss away from the Arlington Cemetery. Last May the foundation launched a campaign to build a memorial and establish a national honor roll for pets...

... the beginning of the exhibition are actors. Although they make a bayonet thrust, they have no real bayonets. One expects such fudging in reenacted history. What one might fail to notice at the end of the exhibition is that the footage of a family put- ting their fallen soldier to rest at Arlington National...

...- tective warrens they burrowed into capitalist society, as ”romantic.” We should be wary of joining them on that course. It is certainly true that men had emerged from the Arlington Mills ”half-naked to the waist” and ”drowned in sweat,” and that the strike was ”not a glamorous occasion.” Daniel...

..., the comparison--the military metaphor-is not adequate or complete, for what separates the Names Project (as the quilt is called) from the endless rows of indistinguishable markers at Arlington or Normandy is the individuality of each panel. Whether it is humor or pathos that is being expressed...

... or complete, for what separates the Names Project (as the quilt is called) from the end- less rows of indistinguishable markers at Arlington or Normandy is the individual- ity of each panel. Whether it is humor or pathos that is being expressed, the artifacts of a life...

... and a historian of disability history. He led a movement to get FDR portrayed in a wheelchair at the memorial and is the author of FDR’s Splendid Deception, 2nd ed. (Arlington, VA: Vandamere, 1994), one of the first books to examine FDR as a disabled person. 29. Simi Linton, “Museums Have...

... Office of Aerospace Research, U.S. Air Force, Air Force Research Objectirvs: 1969, ed. 1. Seiden (n.p., n.d and Office of Aerospace Research, U.S. Air Force, Air Force Reisrorclr Objectizw: 1968 (Arlington, VA: U.S. Air Force, n.d On the army's relatively slow acceptance oi the new research...

... on same-sex marriage is the Arlington Group, a coalition of so-called pro-family organizations (www.thearlingtongroup.org; accessed October 15, 2005). 38. James Dobson, “Eleven Arguments against Same-Sex Marriage (Part 1 of 5 www.family .org/cforum/extras/a0032427.cfm (accessed October 15...

...); and Burch, Signs of Resistance. 35. One work, which examines Europe, eugenics, and Disability, is Donna Ryan and Stan Schuchman’s Deaf People in Hitler’s Europe (Washington, DC: Gallaudet University Press, 2002). 36. Hugh Gallagher, FDR’s Splendid Deception (Arlington, VA: Vandamere, 1994...

..., and Gen. Charles A. Horner [ret Final Report of the Independent Panel to Review DoD Detention Operations; the Schlesinger Report was issued from Arlington, VA, and addressed to U.S. Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld on August 24, 2004; see www.defenselink.mil/news/Aug2004...

... and Gold Star Mothers marching to Arlington Cemetary; it culminated at the steps of the Capitol with hundreds of veterans tossing their silver stars, Navy crosses, battle ribbons, and purple hearts over the fence. By this time VVAW, which had started in spring 1967 with a half-dozen members, numbered...

... Conference on AIDS, Arlington, VA, March 29, 1990, box 121, folder 34, Service Employee International Union, Executive Office: John Sweeney Records, Walter P. Reuther Library, Wayne State University, Detroit, MI. 109. Gottschalk, Shadow Welfare State , 56–60 . 110. Hill, “Police and Prison...

... Garbelnick said, "My opinion of calling the 1912 mill strike the Bread and Roses Strike is ludicrous. It was not a glamorous occasion. "I used to see the men come out of the Arlington Mill half-naked to the waist. They were drowned in sweat and looking at them you felt they were about...