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Skip to comments.What age did you join the Military and why? What motovate you? Any regrets?
Posted on 12/30/2005 8:15:40 AM PST by FlatLandBeer
What age did you join the Military and why? What motovate you? Any regrets?
What would advise a young person to do these days?
Drafted at 20 during the Vietnam war. Didn't want to go, but avoiding the draft in any way was not a legitimate moral choice. Was the best thing that ever happened to me. I grew up a lot, had the privilege of serving my country, and learned the true meaning sacrifice. I would strongly encourage any young person to spend a year or two doing something outside themselves either serving the country or the community in some way. It's not only good for the country but good for the individual.
I joined the USAF at age 20, in 1965. I had dropped out of college due to boredom and was working a dead-end job. After my service, I returned to college, with a new sense of the importance of an education.
I recommend a tour of duty for all young men. It's a real experience that is more important that college at that time.
husband joined right out of high school. Got his masters over the years. He has no regrets. Traveled, learned, grew, developed, was mentored, mentored others and thankful for the opportunities it affored him and then our family. NO regrets at all. Career man. Military put us where we are today. It was wonderful. More young people should join. Guides their lives, turns some of them around, helps them decide on what they want to do, gives them a focus and makes them strong to face life. It's a GOOD thing.
20 years old. A friend of the family was an instructor at the winter survival school for pararescue. So, AirForce was my choice....and a wise one at that. Airforce sends their officers out to fight. ROFL.
IMO, every American should spend 2 years in the military. It's the LEAST they can do for our country and will make true men and women out of them.
Just turned 17. Was not doing well in school. Joined the Army.
Regrets, no. When I got out, I went back to high school at night, once I got my diploma, I went on to college.
It would have been easier to remain in High School but I was not motivated to learn. When I got out of the Army and discovered the only work I could get was manual labor, I found the motivation.
joined at 17....to get out of NJ, see the world.....went to Parris Island at 18...stayed in for 11+ years and still miss it (sometimes).
Best thing I ever did. Made some friends for life.
The Few. The Proud.
I was 30 when I joined the US Navy Reserve. So far so good.
I was drafted 6 months after high school graduation but because of the advice from a close friend, a Marine, I chose to enlist in the Marine Corps.....one of the best decisions of my life. My youngest son is currently a lieutenant in the Corps.... Semper Fi to all you jarheads out there. God I love the Corps.
Enlisted in the USAF at the age of 20. Walked away from a college scholarship and mom and dad directing my life. Wanted to do something besides be an accountant, and instead became a jet engine mechanic working on the best fighters in the world. Any regrets? Not about my service, no - best job in the world.
I joined the US Navy when I was 17. I wanted to serve my country. I volunteered for air duty in Vietnam. I have no regrets and would do it again.
Enlisted in 1965, motivated by the news showing guys my age fighting in Nam. Thought it was my duty to join the fight.
No regrets would do it again in a second.
Army was good in motivating me, paid my way through College and I would recommend military service to everyone.
Joined at 29. Something I always wanted to do. Love it. Became an officer and a SF Soldier. Don't be as dumb as me and at least have the army pay for college!
I was 21 in JUly 1961. The friggin' Russians built the Berlin Wall in August. I was learning the manual of arms and close order drill in November.
Got my draft notice and subsequently enlisted (RA - MICI) after being classified AAAAA, you're next.
Joined USAF in 1960 mostly to try and find what I wanted to do. I was a HS drop out and was really going nowhere. It was the best move I ever made. I finished my HS education (GED) and went on to get a couple of years of college while in the AF and finished up college when I got out in 1964.
Even though I bitched and moaned the entire 4 years (3 in the UK)they were some of the very best times of my life. The military taught me discipline and how to focus and look past the next beer or day off. I would do it all again and in fact would gladly have gone back after 9/11.
Joined at 18.
Only regrets are not following up on all the oppotunities for which I was presented...and foolishly declined-- DLI, USMA Prep School, OCS.
And not saving more money...and for decking the jerk who punched a friend...and for NOT decking a certain LT!
Oh, yeah, and not getting representation at my disability hearing.
I left the AF as a Captain in 1973 having had to withstand, like many Viet Nam era personnel, the slings and arrows of Fonda, Kerry and their ilk.
My first class cruise was "WestPac," which I thought would be Hawaii. It turned out to be Vietnam. I was on an LPD, and we took part in an opposed landing.
I remember wondering as it was going on just exactly how it was I'd managed to get myself into exactly the spot I was trying to avoid. I consoled myself with the satisfaction of having avoided phys ed. In fact, I'd still rather fight in a war than take another phys ed class.
As for advising young people, I don't ... and if you have any doubts as to why, try re-reading the above.
It was either the AF at 18 or I might have eventually ended up in jail in my boring, dying home town. No regrets, except I wish I would have signed up sooner. I missed the old GI bill by a couple of weeks.
For me, the experience has been phenomenal. I got in to serve others, but the real beneficiary is myself, in terms of confidence, fitness and strength.
I enlisted in the "Delayed Entry Program" for training as a Naval Aviator in March, 1963, at age 22. Reported to NAS Pensacola to begin Aviation Officer Candidate School in May, 1964, and was designated a Naval Aviator in Sep. 1965.
I spent almost 11 years on active duty and remained in the Naval Reserve until I retired in Oct. 1991.
Would I do it all over again? In a heartbeat! They paid me to fly and land on aircraft carriers. It don't get no better than that!
And I worked with and for the finest Americans I have ever known. That was an added benefit.
In fact, the only military related regret I have is that I did not enlist in the USMCR when I was 17. It would have served me well when I got to Pensacola had I been a Marine.
As a "Candyass Feathermerchant College Boy," I was grits for my Gunnery Sergeant's mill!
HST, whenever I encounter a sharp young college age man or woman, I encourage them to seriously investigate the US Navy or Marine Corps Aviation as a potential avocation.
I cannot think of any place I would rather be today, if I were 24 again, than strapped in the cockpit of a FA-18 on the port catapult of the USS Abraham Lincoln (or any other carrier, for that matter) to deliver a load of FReedom to an Islamofacist raghead!
boy, there's a lot of old farts here...(including me!)
i'd say try and join before the age of 21, just for physical purposes. my son is 19, and we just finished visiting our first recruiter.
Joined the Marine Corps at 20, because I wanted to go through bootcamp (SanDiego version), and air traffic control school outside of Memphis. Had a great time, met fun people, saw places, no regrets.
Do I regret it? Not in the slightest.
Would I recommend it? Only for those that are willing to risk their lives for their country, their friends, and their way of life. You'll always have brothers and sisters in the Army if you feel that way.
As far as specific recommendations, each service has it's own personality, and people generally drift towards the one they're most compatible with. Job selection varies quite a bit, but again, people gravitate towards what they're good at.
I would definitely not recommend the military for everyone. However, I would say that I've seen things my civilian peers never will, and am far richer for the experience. (If a little banged up in the process.) I wouldn't trade the experience for anything.
I did not serve and regret it to this day. I tried to serve in Gulf War 1 but I was too old by a year...
My son reports for boot camp on Monday next week. He has joined the Army and has been accepted for Airborne Ranger traning.
His goal is to join special forces. I am as proud as I can be about his decision.
Every young person should serve their country...they will get back 10 times what they put into it...
Thats my opinion.
Enlisted in the USAF at 18. I wanted to travel and I wanted job training. I got both and liked it enough to spend 22 years on active duty.
Well, I'll say this: I never served, and it is my greatest regret. If only I were 18 again...
Joined the Navy at 17, just in time for Viet Nam. Made two WESTPAC cruises in a tin can. Got schooling in electronics, the GI bill which put me through college, a lot of traveling to foreign lands and a much more mature attitude for my trouble. (Actually it was no trouble at all.) I almost re-enlisted.
I wish I'd gone in, and I think every teenager ought to serve for at least two years. Teach them some pride, respect and discipline, and a good work ethic.
Joined 2 days after my 17 th birthday and it was the best thing to happen to me.
11 th grade drop out, served my 3 years and had 2 years of college when I got my honorable discharge.
Joined at almost-18. No regrets, I have seen places and been out of the bubble unlike 99% of my co- workers. I understand the value of teamwork, also unlike 99% of my co- workers. I would rather die in my boots than in my bed, but I am also a mother. Cannot be fully mom and fully soldier, so I chose mom in the end.
Either you are a soldier in your heart and soul or you hate it. I am comfortable with this fact: If need be, I could defend the things I hold dear in this life with a great deal of skill and courage.
I was 21 and had been a college student. On a study tour of the Soviet Union (part of a semester abroad program) and witnessing the misery and lack of freedom in the Soviet Union and then peering over the Berlin Wall at the barbed wire and mine traps, I had a seachange in my view of the world; It dawned on me that most of my professors were idiots. I joined the army and was stationed in Turkey and South Korea. I still think the best people I ever met were in the service. I'm hoping my children consider the military academies in the future.
I was 18 years and four months old (in 1956). I was in college, but didn't think it was taking me anywhere I wanted to go. So I stopped out, and went off to "learn a trade" which I hoped would be in electronics or mechanical maintenance. One look at the mention of college, and the classification specialist put me in a foreign language school, definitely NOT a choice on my part. I washed out, but found the only option remaining to me was to be trained "OTJ", as a typewriter jockey. At the end of some four years, two months and twenty-four days (the four years I figured I owed to my country, the two months and twenty-four days were somebody else's time), I went home, with the attitude that they would have to call up the blind, the crippled, the crazy, the little old ladies, and the small children, before they dragged me back in again (I believe I invented the phrase FIGMO, and its reverse, OMGIF). In later years, the experience was, on balance, much to my benefit, as the mention of the honorable dischrge was well regarded in the early part of the 1960's, and later on, the "Cold War" GI Bill paid for my return to college and eventual masters's degree.
Do I recommend life in the military for anyone? As a personal discipline, honing life skills, few experiences can beat it. But you really learn the meaning of commitment, and eventually you get self-reliant, or suffer horrible consequences. Simply being in an organized unit with stiff demands on your abilities and emotional stability, and because by definition military services means you WILL be around a number of highly hazardous situations, which can develop with incredible speed into a confrontation with one's own mortality, is a stern test of will and fortitude.
Some crack under the strain, others get ground up by the machinery of war, and the majority come away with a much more profound admiration for everybody who has stepped into the breach in defense of their country.
Enlisted in the Corps 2 days after my 17th birthday. Shipped out 6 months later. Most enlightening experience of my life by far. Got to travel around the world twice, met people and saw things I couldn't have dreamed of if I hadn't been there in person. That four years changed me in ways I simply cannot express in words. Thank God for the Marine Corps.
Graduated HS in June 71, two weeks later I was going through Army BCT at Fort Dix. Spent over 7 years active Army, got out went to college, got a commision with the AF and spent another 14 years on active duty. It's really surprising how fast those 20 some years on active duty went. Would do it again in a hearbeat.
Was that school in Californicate...to study Russian?
I enlisted in the Air Force in 1971, at age 17.
I supported the war in Vietnam, but wasn't sent due to my skill code (nuke weapons).
My motivation was getting out of the house with 8 younger siblings.
No regrets, as I'm still in Aerospace.
Great thread!
Worked for me. Thanks to the planets aligning on the day I took the ACT, and the fact that the applicant pool was greatly diminished due to Vietnam, I was awarded a 4 year Army ROTC scholarship.
What a great deal! I received a great education at virtually no cost: tuition, books, lab fees, etc. were all covered, plus a $100/month stipend (I think it's 200/month now).
I had a 4 year commitment, but served a bit over 8. It was a great experience, and I don't regret it one bit. Whenever I have the opportunity, I extol the virtues of ROTC to kids. I even mention it to the 6th graders that I teach at my parish, just to plant the seed.
Nowadays, that scholarship would be valued at over $120,000, considering that Gonzaga University costs about $30K per year. Back then, it was $10K-12K (mid 70s), and there was no way I could have afforded that.
The Army also paid for my masters degree, via the GI Bill.
volunteered to USMC at 17 out of high school .. no regrets
Joined the Navy at 17
Joined the National Guard at 34 (thought I wanted to set some roots)
Joined the Army Reserve at 39
Naval Aviation was the most challenging and the most fun but as others have said before me, each branch has it's own flavor, I miss them all.
That deserves a PING and MEGA-DITTOES!
Became a USN officer @ age 24. It was more or less my "family business." My only regret is that I'm no longer in the service.
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Thought Experiments, Intuitions and Philosophical Evidence
Version of Record online: 22 NOV 2011
DOI: 10.1111/j.1746-8361.2011.01282.x
© 2011 The Author. dialectica© 2011 Editorial Board of dialectica
Special Issue: Justification. Guest Editor: Anne Meylan
Volume 65, Issue 4, pages 493–516, December 2011
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BROWN, J. (2011), Thought Experiments, Intuitions and Philosophical Evidence. Dialectica, 65: 493–516. doi: 10.1111/j.1746-8361.2011.01282.x
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What is the nature of the evidence provided by thought experiments in philosophy? For instance, what evidence is provided by the Gettier thought experiment against the JTB theory of knowledge? According to one view, it provides as evidence only a certain psychological proposition, e.g. that it seems to one that the subject in the Gettier case lacks knowledge. On an alternative, nonpsychological view, the Gettier thought experiment provides as evidence the nonpsychological proposition that the subject in the Gettier case lacks knowledge (e.g., Williamson 2007). Given the centrality of thought experiments to philosophical enquiry, the correct account of thought experiment evidence is important for understanding the nature of philosophical methodology. Further, Williamson argues that a misguided adherence to the psychological view of thought experiment evidence encourages scepticism about philosophy since it opens a gap between our evidence and the nonpsychological subject matter of philosophy. The main aim of this paper is to defend the psychological view against recent objections. In particular, I argue that even if thought experiment evidence is psychological, it can still provide justification for non-psychological claims which are the subject matter of philosophy.

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There is one place where you can camp......because of the fact that I have friends there I haven't camped on Jersey, but everything there is so neat and clean that is must be fine!
The name is LE VARLEN....
Unique Qualities: I wouldn't know, to be true! tell me when you have been there before I am off the my friends again.....and I can add your info here....thanks in advance!
Address: PORS HIR PLOUGRESCANT
Directions: see map or plan...
Other Contact: otpaysdetreguier@wanadoo
Phone: 02 96 92 52 15
Theme: Campground
Website: http://www.bretagne.com
ALL rooms have a wonderful view: the sea...
There is a RESTAURANT (Sea food too!) and a CR?PERIE that belong to the hotel, on the beach "LE TRESTEL"
There is a private parking space for guests, a grandiose Park and the beach is only 200 meters away.....
Unique Qualities: M et Mme BRICOUT are the owners and will take good care of you, that's for sure.
Address: 22660 TR?VOU TR?GUIGNEC and see below.....
Address: 6, RUE DE TRESTEL
Directions: see plan or map....
Other Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phone: 02 96 23 71 44
Theme: Hotel
Website: http://www.bretagne.com
This is not exactly a H?TEL but a place where you can rent a studio!
Great for people who love their privacy, who have a diet and want to prepare their own meals or.......want to have dinner in another place each day, which is quite adventurous!
There is a bar and a place for snacks and you can also play MINI-GOLF there....
Golf is a favourite sport there as is BOWLING...
Unique Qualities: In my experience a studio is great!
In many places all around the world I have had studios or something that had another name but meant the same accomodation!
Address: Plage de Trestel (Trestel beach!)
Directions: see plan / map
Other Contact: email@example.com
Phone: 02 96 91 75 75
Theme: Hotel
Website: http://www.bretagne.com
A 2 star HOTEL, which will be as perfect as a three star hotel....this one is OUTSIDE Tr?guier but JERSEY measuring 18 x 4 sq. kms. it will never be far.....
They have a RESTAURANT GASTRONOMIQUE which means a lot.....
Their speciality is ......LOBSTER!
The location is about 8 km. outside Tr?guier and a few km. from PERROS GUIREC where the GRANIT ROSE is...
Unique Qualities: Never forget that in JERSEY you can attend festivities and show and have dinner there even if you are not staying there!
Which I think is very hospitable!
There is a 1 hectare large PARK and.... the beach is only 200 meters to walk.....
Address: TRESTEL (no street)
Directions: see your plan / map
Other Contact: email@example.com
Phone: 02 96 23 72 15
Theme: Hotel
Website: http://www.bretagne.com
A small h?tel, appropriate for people who don't want their breakfast in the h?tel in the morning....
There is only a bar for a first cup of coffee and then they can go find a pleasant breakfast place.....
There are only 10 rooms.
Unique Qualities: It won't be expensive, which is very pleasant....
Address: 4, rue COLVESTRE
Directions: see your city plan....
Other Contact: email@example.com
Phone: 02 96 92 33 49
Theme: Hotel
Website: http://www.bretagne.com
This is a location whith furnished appartments.
Seen from the outside it is fine and some people don't like "hotel-life".
Also good for people who have special needs...
Unique Qualities: This is what I let you yourself discover ?? OK ?? and.....please let me know and I can write it here........
Address: RUE GAMBETTA
Directions: see your city plan....
Other Contact: email@example.com
Phone: 02 96 92 31 30
Theme: Hotel
Website: http://www.bretagne.com
The name does betray how this h?tel is situated.....indeed with a nice view over the estuary, which is grandiose....imagine a glorious sea-sun-set there.....
In French they would say: UNE VUE PLENDIDE....
There is a fine RESTAURANT and a Bar.
It must be clear to you by now that the Restaurant has the most delicious fish-dishes: GASTRONOMIE DE LA MER in French....
Unique Qualities: Whenever you don't understand the French: they all speak their English......
You will feel at home here....welcomed by Mrs et Mmes GEFFROY who are the owners and les Chefs de cuisine...
Address: Address: SUR LES QUAIS
Directions: see your city plan
Other Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phone: 02 96 92 30 25
Theme: Hotel
Website: http://www.bretagne.com
This h?tel lies in a niche like in a framework of green....
Its FOOD is wellknown and famous: of perfect quality and...everything made to please and surprise you....
There is a swimming pool, a lovely garden, and private parking space for those who stay at this h?tel.
Unique Qualities: Here too, you will feel happy, although I have only seen the outside and the lounge.... but its situation is already a pusher....
Address: ROUTE DE LANNION (Airport)
Directions: In Lannion is an Airport...
Other Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phone: 02 96 92 49 39
Theme: Hotel
Website: http://www.bretagne.com
This H?tel has a restaurant, called les trois rivi?res, The 3 Rivers.
There are 50 chambres (room) that are perfectly furnitured.
You will be able to make direct phonecalls, you will have a mini-bar and a colour television set.
The h?tel has an elevator, ample parking space, a bar, a nice lounge, a heated swimming pool, a sauna, a spa and gamesroom.
It is situated opposite PORT DE PLAISANCE.
Unique Qualities: Everything sounds so fine that your choice for this h?tel will be a good one....
Address: 5, Rue M. BERTHELOT, TRéGUIER
Directions: see your city plan or....call: au secours !!!!
Other Contact: email@example.com
Phone: 02 96 92 39 39
Theme: Hotel
Website: http://www.bretagne.com
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My baby girl will be 13 weeks tomorrow and I have been EPing since she was born. She was in the NICU for 2 days after getting dehydrated since she was not receiving as much colustrom as she needed (8lb 10oz weight) from me BFing. So the LC suggested pumping around the clock to get my supply in. I had a csection which probably added to the stress/pain of not having my milk come in for 10 days pp.
Anywhoo I started EPing and have an oversupply. I now pump about 7 times a day, roughly every 3 hrs during the day and every 4-4.5 hrs at night. I would like to get down to 6ppd but am of course nervous about losing my supply and also engorgement. The first night LO slept for 5.5 hrs straight I woke up in such pain. I hate being clogged up.
My stats are:
7ppd with anywhere from 65-75opd.
LO eats about 35-40opd
I am donating my excess to Prolacta.
LO is 13 weeks old, any tips on getting down to 6ppd?


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A message from American car makers … [updated]
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I just bought a Ford Focus. A little miffed. Although the obscenity is Ford don't even look like they need a bailout, they're just joining the bandwagon, and going for a cheap line of credit anyway.ReplyDelete
Only bad comes of all this.
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A balanced approach is a hard find
Published: Friday, January 21, 2011 at 3:00 p.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, January 20, 2011 at 11:00 a.m.
I sometimes have a hard time finding a balanced approach to things.
For instance, it's hard to know how much is okay to show your emotions — especially for men. There is only a limited range of emotions that are normally accepted without people thinking they are a wimp.
I don't care if people think I'm a wimp. Sometimes I'll go overboard to prove that I don't care. And at other times, to prove I'm not a wimp, I'll overdo something else.
For example, I was invited to a barbecue at a friend's house. She didn't see her dad very often, so she wanted me to meet him. They were Latin American, and I knew family was important to them. So I was flattered.
At one point, it was just me and him in the backyard. He had a few beers in him and this tough, macho guy — who I had just met — really opened up about how he felt about his daughter and how he wished he had been around more when she was younger. He even got a little teary eyed.
Then the conversation shifted. We started talking about the barbecue. It was an interesting blend of herbs and spices and other ingredients.
Suddenly, he took a piece of cooked meat and dunked it in the bowl of blended herbs and spices and other ingredients — such as raw meat and raw meat juices.
Split-second decision time. Potential food poisoning or risk offending this guy who had opened up to me. What was he going to think?
So I ate it. But it was a complicated decision. Did I really care if he thought I was a wimp? Was I trying to make him think I was macho? I'm not. So I would have been making him wrongly think that I'm macho. Should I care if he wrongly thought I was a wimp? Would he have felt stupid for opening up to someone he wrongly thought was a wimp?
All this went through my head in a second.
See? I sometimes have a hard time finding a balanced approach to things.
I surprised myself a few days ago. On Martin Luther King Jr. Day, I like to reflect on some of the great contributions made to our rich culture.
So I put this on my Facebook update: "Personally, I'm grateful for the influence on comedy and the American sense of humor. Bill Cosby, Richard Pryor, Dick Gregory, Redd Foxx, Moms Mabley, Flip Wilson, Eddie Murphy, Whoopi Goldberg, Chris Rock, all them Wayans brothers, Tyler Perry ... the list goes on and on."
A few people commented. I commented back. We got a little conversation — or "convo" as young people who are too busy for whole words might say.
Then I was reminded of a story Whoopi Goldberg tells about when she was a little girl and saw Uhura on "Star Trek." She yelled to her mother, "Come quick, there's a black lady on television and she ain't no maid!"
Then she says, "I knew right then and there I could be anything I wanted to be."
I am not exaggerating when I say I have a hard time not crying every time I hear or read that story. I can't even explain why. I don't know if it makes me happy or sad or angry or hopeful or ashamed or encouraged.
So, I added Goldberg's story to the convo. Then I commented on it about all the emotions it stirs up.
However, within a few minutes I deleted it. I thought it was too much. Too emotional. Too mushy. I was a little embarrassed. Dozens, or even scores, of people might read it. So I removed it.
But then a few minutes after that, I was upset with myself for feeling that way. I shouldn't be embarrassed by my feelings. It's a great story and it has all of those emotions wrapped up in it.
But should I put it back up now? Maybe. Maybe not. After way over-thinking it, I decided it would have been too weird to put it up again.
So I left it out. But I fussed at myself and gave myself a warning that I sure as heck wasn't going to allow myself to be embarrassed by my feelings next time I expressed them. I shouldn't be ashamed or embarrassed by my feelings. Or is it that I should be embarrassed to be ashamed by my feelings?
As you can see, I sometimes have a hard time finding a balanced approach to things.
Then today when I was looking for a column topic, I thought this would be a good thing to write.
Plus it would give me a chance to redeem myself. I could prove to myself that I am not embarrassed by my feelings. I'll put it in my column.
But when you step back and look at this situation, what it boils down to is that I was embarrassed to show too much emotions to a few dozen people who are going to read my Facebook update. So to make up for that, I'll have it in a newspaper that is copied 30,000 times and distributed all over the region — and that's not counting the website.
What can I say? I sometimes have a hard time finding a balanced approach to things.
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Gift provides unprecedented science funding
"Herchel Smith's dedication to supporting science and the research of young scientists was extraordinary," said Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences Jeremy R. Knowles. "From when I first met Herchel several decades ago, he was passionate about the contribution that organic chemists and biochemists could make to medicine, and in more recent times, I have had the pleasure of sending him letters from the students who were able to pursue their studies in England through his generosity. These students would always tell him that having the opportunity to exchange ideas with scientists across the Atlantic was an experience they cherished. Herchel was himself a distinguished scientist and a visionary philanthropist. We are deeply grateful to him and to his family for providing even greater opportunities for exchanges between Cambridge, Massachusetts, and Cambridge, England."
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Previously, Smith had endowed the Herchel Smith Harvard Scholarships that encourage Harvard graduates to study for the Ph.D. in the natural or medical sciences or in mathematics at Cambridge University. Since 1985, nearly 40 Herchel Smith Fellows from Harvard have attended Cambridge. In 1992, Smith also created the Herchel Smith Professorship in Molecular Biology at Harvard, a post that is currently held by Nancy E. Kleckner, whose research focuses on the behavior of chromosomes in bacteria and yeast.
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Smith was born in Plymouth, England, and received his bachelor's and doctoral degrees from Cambridge University. He was a postdoctoral fellow at Oxford University. As a university lecturer in organic chemistry at Manchester University, he devised new approaches to the synthesis of novel steroids, which he patented. Smith subsequently moved in 1961 to the United States, where he worked in conjunction with Wyeth Pharmaceuticals in suburban Philadelphia. His collaboration with Wyeth led to the creation of the first synthetic birth control pill, as well as other important pharmaceuticals for hormone therapy treatments.
On retirement, Smith began a second career as a philanthropist, concentrating his support on academic research in chemistry and other sciences. One of Smith's particular interests was to enable students at Cambridge to attend both pre- and postdoctoral programs in the sciences at Harvard. Harvard students were given the same opportunity to attend Cambridge.
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