Reading Up on El Salvador’s Saint You don’t have to be Catholic to be curious about who Oscar Romero was and the impact he had—especially if you happen to be embarking on a journey to El Salvador. For those looking…
Tag: civil war
Visiting the Revolution through Books
Not Exactly Old-World Charm
Running across History
Beaches with Something Extra
Where We Should All Be on July 4th
The Ghosts of West Martello Tower
Arlington Strong
History classes in high school, and even in college, often, to me, were tedious exercises taught by some who just didn’t manage to bring the subject alive. It’s ironic, then, that I would be so engaged in the topic at…