World Focus: W&M essay winner looks at US strategy
Frank Shatz examines the essay by a William & Mary student who won first place in an essay contest on foreign policy.
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World Focus: The consequences of hate speech
In light of the protests on college campuses the past few weeks and President Joe Biden's calls to fight antisemitism, Frank Shatz requested that this column be reprinted. The column...
World Focus: Stewart Gamage, empathy and energy
Frank Shatz remembers Stewart Gamage, a former vice president for public affairs at William & Mary.
World Focus: The knighting of George Greenia
Professor Emeritus George Greenia introduced generations of William & Mary students to the whole spectrum of Spanish history and culture.
World Focus: Raoul Wallenberg’s legacy
Frank Shatz talks to Christie Warren, a William & Mary law professor who says respectful listening is critically important in the field of peacebuilding.
World Focus: The Fulbright legacy
A memorable lecture was delivered at William & Mary by Harriet Mayor Fulbright, the widow of the late Sen. William Fulbright.
World Focus: Don’t bet against America
According to foreign policy experts, there may be a better chance of achieving a two-state solution between Israel and the Palestinians than ever before.
![As part of the Sunday Lecture Series at the Temple Beth El of Williamsburg, a recent program entitled “The Origin of the Universe: A Dialogue on Religion and Science” presented Rabbi David Katz, the spiritual leader of the temple and Joel Levine, a senior scientist at NASA for 41 years. Levine currently serves as a research professor in the Applied Science department at William & Mary. Rabbi Katz explained that the Torah’s story of creation in chapters one and two implies these are actually two different versions of the story of creation. In Chapter One’s story, male and female humans […]](https://www.pilotonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/KFY4XR3XTJH27CRP657ZQKEQI4.jpg?w=132 "As part of the Sunday Lecture Series at the Temple Beth El of Williamsburg, a recent program entitled “The Origin of the Universe: A Dialogue on Religion and Science” presented Rabbi David Katz, the spiritual leader of the temple and Joel Levine, a senior scientist at NASA for 41 years. Levine currently serves as a research professor in the Applied Science department at William & Mary. Rabbi Katz explained that the Torah’s story of creation in chapters one and two implies these are actually two different versions of the story of creation. In Chapter One’s story, male and female humans […]")
World Focus: The origin of the universe
As part of the Sunday Lecture Series at the Temple Beth El of Williamsburg, a recent program entitled “The Origin of the Universe: A Dialogue on Religion and Science” presented...
World Focus: Wrexham AFC on his mind
Former CW CEO Mitchell Reiss is advising actors Rob McElhenney and Ryan Reynolds on business operations and community engagement of the soccer team they bought in 2020.
World Focus: To be an emergency medicine physician
Despite the many high-tech and sophisticated clinical tools available to health care providers today, their most valuable diagnostic tools are still their ears, their experience and their instinct.