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Fulbright Perks

Posted on March 19, 2005 by Andrew D Devenney
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Just a short one. I have to get my arse in gear and finish these bloody encyclopedia entries. So I just got back from a seminar on the EU and NATO that was held in Belgium and Luxembourg. It was … Continue reading →

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Pimpin’ Ain’t Easy…

Posted on March 1, 2005 by Andrew D Devenney
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On my To Buy List, for when I get back to the States: What We Knew: Terror, Mass Murder, and Everyday Life in Nazi Germany, an Oral History by Dr. Eric A. Johnson, a professor of mine at Central Michigan … Continue reading →

Posted in Fulbright, History | Tagged academics, eric johnson, nazi germany | Leave a reply

It’s all about the process

Posted on February 24, 2005 by Andrew D Devenney
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Archival Tidbit for Today: My dissertation has multiple — and I mean MULTIPLE — primary sources from which I am drawing, which on a practical level means I have lots and lots of shit to look at spread all over … Continue reading →

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Am I the only one…?

Posted on February 23, 2005 by Andrew D Devenney
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Okay, How’s this for inane? Since the new University Sports Club facility has opened up here at Dublin City University, my wife Andrea has been denied the use of the place because the costs for a general public membership are … Continue reading →

Posted in Fulbright | Tagged annoying, Ireland, self-indulgence | Leave a reply

I’ve been called out…

Posted on February 11, 2005 by Andrew D Devenney
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Leave it to my wife to once again mock my lack of blogginess. If she only understood the power of the Internet, she would not mock my pain, oh no… I discovered today an amusing little news piece in the … Continue reading →

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Tanned and rested, I’m back…

Posted on February 1, 2005 by Andrew D Devenney
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Okay, So I can’t get off my ass to update this blog regularly. Sue me. I’ve been busy. But I’m back now, and I hope to update more frequently, particularly with some posts about my work. Because, really, that’s all … Continue reading →

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Birthday Boy!!

Posted on January 2, 2005 by Andrew D Devenney
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Well, it’s certainly been an interesting year. And my happy little boy has just turned 1. Aw, ain’t he cute? … Continue reading →

Posted in Family, Fulbright | Tagged cute, evan, photography | Leave a reply

Evan’s X-Mas Hell

Posted on December 9, 2004 by Andrew D Devenney
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Look what my wife did to my poor, beloved son: Horrible, simply horrible. Go read about the experience on my wife’s blog. … Continue reading →

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There’s something wrong with his hair…

Posted on December 8, 2004 by Andrew D Devenney
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Tuesday night, yours truly had an interesting experience, one of many on this Fulbright gravy train. Andrea and I were invited to a reception put on by the US-Irish Fulbright Commission in honour of the US Ambassador to Ireland James … Continue reading →

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Dead Birds, Old Shit, and Bad Backs

Posted on November 29, 2004 by Andrew D Devenney
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Bloody hell, but my back is killing me. The paucity of posting in the last couple of weeks can be directly blamed on my mother, who, having come to visit us in merry old…er…um, Ireland, spent half the time monopolizing … Continue reading →

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