Topic: George Marshall - CSMonitor.com

Opinion This graduation season, let's remember the 20th century

Steve Jobs told college graduates to follow their inner passion. John F. Kennedy told them to solve the world's problems. At graduation ceremonies, speakers should remind men and women not just of their obligation to pursue self-satisfaction, but also of their duty to fellow human beings

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Columbus Day: Your guide to the top 5 political events today

'The Presidents' Club': 10 stories about relationships between American presidents

Eisenhower in War and Peace

George F. Kennan: An American Life

GOP candidates show more loyalty to a foreign country (Israel) than their own

Eisenhower: The White House Years

Opinion Obama's most important decision you haven't heard about -- Pentagon leaders

Notable architects of US foreign policy

US, Iraqi leaders praise sacrifices of war, 'historic opportunity'

How an 'ugly American' can win the hearts and minds war

Daring Young Men

Is Hiroshima memorial a fair legacy for Harry Truman?

Global warming: Are Britain's TV ads too scary for children?

Masters and Commanders

Studs Terkel