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Monthly Archives: September 2020

Home2020Monthly Archives: September 2020
John Westbrook, Harvey Westbrook—and George Washington Carver

John Westbrook, Harvey Westbrook—and George Washington Carver

In the spring of 1983, I started working on my first book. It pertained to racial integration of Southwest Conference football. I was deeply disappointed when I learned that John Westbrook had died. What guts it must have taken to walk onto the...

September 27, 2020 Richard 4 Comments
Hey, OBLM Rioters, a Little Respect for George Washington

Hey, OBLM Rioters, a Little Respect for George Washington

For more than 100 days now, people in the once-lovely town of Portland, Oregon have been rioting, burning, looting, vandalizing, terrorizing and protesting in the name of “social justice.” Nothing they have done upsets me more than...

September 12, 2020 Richard 2 Comments
A Paean to Detroit’s Olympia Stadium

A Paean to Detroit’s Olympia Stadium

Frank Sinatra recorded “There Used to Be a Ballpark” in 1973. If this does not rank among classics like “My Way,” “Strangers in the Night” and “New York, New York,” it was still a good one. The song captured how a community had lost its baseball...

September 6, 2020 Richard 12 Comments
Vivaldi Park and Yangdeokwon—August 29-30, 2020

Vivaldi Park and Yangdeokwon—August 29-30, 2020

Back in 2013, my student Juliana Kim spoke enthusiastically about skiing at Vivaldi Park, 63 kilometers east of Seoul, every winter with her husband and children. Whether they visited the place in summer for its equally famous water resort, I am...

September 2, 2020 Richard 4 Comments

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