Wisdom of our elders: Vietnam a mistake? No, says General Westmoreland

Article Abstract:

General William C. Westmoreland evaluates American involvement in Vietnam as a positive action on the part of the US government. For Westmoreland, it would have been a greater mistake not to have fought against communism. The goal was to keep it from spreading and this had been achieved.

Evaluation, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Vietnamese Conflict, 1961-1975, Communism, Westmoreland, William C.

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Well, Dad, we're not so different after all

Article Abstract:

An adult can increasingly find similarities between his and his parent's behavior as he undertakes parenting. Similarities in philosophies, eccentricities, mannerisms and work ethics are some of the areas which can show similarities between an adult child and his parents.

Personal narratives, Parenthood, Parent and child, Parent-child relations, Adult children

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Alzheimer's and the Reagans

Article Abstract:

The family of Ronald Reagan is bravely trying to cope with the difficulties posed by his Alzheimer's disease. The former president has been afflicted with the disease since 1994 and is expected to slowly lose his memory and cognitive ability.

Psychological aspects, Health aspects, Cover Story, Alzheimer's disease, Reagan, Ronald, Adjustment (Psychology)

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