Stanley Hauerwas
[00:00:00] It's June 15th, Wednesday, June 15th at one 20. I just got done some meeting with Stanley. Uh, um, I don't know. I don't know how to describe it. Other than that, I don't think it went well. I,
Stanley Hauerwas
Dear Logan: I am sorry but I have never been sure exactly what I said you found so offensive, but I will be glad to talk with you. Just come by. Stan That is unfortunate that you were not clear about the offense your comments caused. I tried to be
Stanley Hauerwas
Last night I came across the following article, which references an anecdote about Richard Nixon that Stanley also used on November 4, 2014 in a panel he was on with Drs. Hall and Hays; http://m.wacotrib.com/news/politics/leading-theologian-talks-war-politics-with-baylor-students-at-off/
Amy Laura Hall
This email was sent the same week my second ThD application was being considered, the same program for which Dr. Amy Laura Hall served as inaugural director. @0627 from Hall Would you feel comfortable telling me who told you I said something at or after that panel that betrayed your
Stanley Hauerwas
*As a veteran leader on campus and an alumni at the time of the panel, I voiced my strong objection to holding a panel about war that did not include voices of those who had been to war. You can read my correspondence to then-dean Richard Hays here, to
Richard Hays
*The following was sent by email prior to the faculty panel to which I later responded here. Dr Hays never responded to this correspondence and made no apparent effort to reconsider the panel. I have a letter in my hand that you wrote to me over five years ago now.
Amy Laura Hall
Three people who havent been to war are supposed to talk about it. Please reconsider this or insist that one of the many veteran students (because Duke conspicuously does not employ veteran faculty) be present on the panel even just as a token. just as a minstrel to nod or
Duke University
The Continuing Saga of Duke’s Engagement with Veterans Several weeks ago on Veterans Day, I watched as Duke University held its annual ceremony to honor members of “the next greatest generation.” Every year on November 11th, Duke Chapel rings its magnificent bells 11 times in remembrance of the Armistice
Larry Moneta
*This email was sent to the then Dean of Students, who was voluntarily assuming responsibility (without pay or oversight) for all things related to veterans at Duke. It was sent the day before a meeting of community stakeholders, to which I refer a few times. Thank you for initiating contact
Amy Laura Hall
Dear Logan, I have questions about the man I adore, and I am at a loss as to where to go for even beginning guidance. I am not going to say his name here, because I am paranoid about privacy at this point. This is a self-indulgent e-mail.
Richard Hays
Good morning Dean Hays; I hope your secretary successfully delivered my letter to you about a week ago, before the Thanksgiving break. If that is not the case, I have attached a copy of it to this email. As I indicated in the letter, this email is for the purpose
Richard Hays
Dean Hays; My apologies for responding so long after your letter reached me. Unfortunately, I did not know of the student boxes until well into the semester, so I did not discover your letter there until sometime in October I think. I wanted to take this opportunity to thank you