GI Bill

Now called the Montgomery GI Bill, it offers support for veterans seeking postsecondary education.

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military protections and benefits

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In 1994, during the fiftieth anniversary of the G.I. Bill of Rights, politicians, journalists, and scholars helped perpetuate one of America's great myths - that the G.I.

"First a Negro ... incidentally a veteran": black World War Two veterans and the G.I. Bill of Rights in the deep south, 1944-1948

I left home the day I graduated from Science Hill High School to serve in the Navy during the Korean War, and then I went to college on the G.I. Bill. After college, on my first newspaper job, I uncovered a scheme to steal votes in an election.

The writing on the wall: one encounter at the Vietnam Memorial

There is an even more familiar (and more emotionally charged) example of the same principle: the story of the G.I. Bill.

What's wrong with testing? Except for supressing the talented, protecting incompetents, and making us less productive - not much

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