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Why the Boston College Oral History Ruling Isn't a Victory

By Chris Bray

6-7-13

Chris Bray holds a PhD from UCLA, and is also a former United States Army soldier and journalist. His particular study of the Boston College case stems from his interest in the protection of research and the right of free inquiry. He has been blogging about the case at http://bostoncollegesubpoena.wordpress.com.

Oral histories of war vets by LC

SOURCE: CBS (6-6-13)

Michael Beschloss to receive Rutgers award

SOURCE: myCentralJersey.com (5-13-13)

Hitler's food taster: one bite away from death

SOURCE: Der Spiegel (4-2-13)

Capturing the stories of Hurricane Sandy's survivors

SOURCE: NYT (3-15-13)

What the U.S. Invasion Looked Like to Iraqis

By Mark Kukis

3-18-13

Mark Kukis is the author of "Voices from Iraq: A People’s History, 2003-2009."

Murray Polner: Review of Dale Maharidge’s “Bringing Mulligan Home: The Other Side of the Good War” (Public Affairs, 2013)

SOURCE: Special to HNN (3-12-13)

Hofstra professor interviews residents to weave oral history of Sandy's impact

SOURCE: WSJ (3-6-13)

How Harriet Tubman’s story was saved

SOURCE: WaPo (3-5-13)

Clifford M. Kuhn leads strengthened oral-history group

SOURCE: Chronicle of Higher Ed. (3-4-13)

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