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This interview with Professor Bruce S. Thornton of California State University, Fresno, was originally published in Greek in Davlos Magazine (No. 238, October 2001, pp. 15255–15264). Conducted shortly after the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, it reflects a pivotal moment in global discourse about the values and legacy of Western civilization. Thornton, a classicist and outspoken critic of academic trends, addresses the rise of postmodernism and multiculturalism, the enduring relevance of Hellenic ideals, and the challenges of globalization. His responses capture the early 21st-century “culture wars,” when debates over Western identity, education, and cultural heritage intensified in the wake of 9/11, as scholars and intellectuals grappled with defending liberal democratic principles against both internal critiques and external threats.
The SAE Youth of Boston is honored to announce that Ms. Nancy Biska has accepted their invitation to host the upcoming Open Forum in Boston.
The event, which is supported by the Federation of Hellenic-American Societies of New England, and the Hellenic Students’ Association of MIT, will take place on Wednesday March 15th 2000 at 6:00 pm at MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) room number 120, located in Building 6 (Room 6-120).
The theme of the forum will be: Means of Preserving and Strengthening Hellenism . This event is an opportunity for Hellenes of all ages to openly discuss issues and ideas concerning Hellenes abroad. The direct participation of the youth, along with the presence of distinguished guests will aid in the strengthening of the communication bridges between the two age groups. The forum will be covered by Antenna Satellite TV and will be broadcasted on a future show by Ms. Biska
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The SAE Youth of Boston is honored to announce that Ms. Nancy Biska has accepted their invitation to host the upcoming Open Forum in Boston.