Twenty percent of the proceeds from the McTeacher's Night sales were donated directly to
Eisenhower Junior High, which plans to use that money to fund inspirational student assemblies throughout the year, focusing on happiness, social, and emotional learning.
It misses the key role played by IBM CEO Thomas Watson Sr., the most influential member of Columbia University's Board of Trustees, in bringing Ike to Columbia as its president in 1947, and Watson's goal of using that appointment to get
Eisenhower out of an army uniform and thus make him more acceptable as a candidate for the civilian office of the American presidency.
First, given his unprecedented role as Supreme Commander of the Allied Expeditionary Forces, earlier biographers tended to subordinate everything
Eisenhower did after 1945 to his wartime achievements.
During the Great War Weekend, visitors will be allowed to drive directly to the
Eisenhower site, entering from the Emmitsburg Road, Business Route 15; usually, admission to the
Eisenhower National Historic Site is by shuttle bus only.
Chief Operating Officer Indus Hospital Karachi Abdul Bari Khan and other fellows of the
Eisenhower Fellowships were also present on the occasion.
During her
Eisenhower Fellowship, Attar created a sustainability plan for her non-profit organization to ensure its short- and long-term impact on women's entrepreneurship and workforce diversity in Saudi Arabia.
"The innovation that is the new
Eisenhower Medical Center careers site has created the right environment for a rich candidate experience which is crucial for
Eisenhower to maintain its reputation as a premier healthcare facility and to fulfill its mission to serve the changing healthcare needs of the region." says Lance Pine, L7 Creative Director of Client Strategy.
Unquestionably,
Eisenhower was devious, intellectually disingenuous, and politically partisan.
Liking Ike:
Eisenhower, Advertising, and the Rise of Celebrity Politics, David Haven Blake, Oxford University Press, 281 pages
The Other Space Race:
Eisenhower and the Quest for Aerospace Security
The 1952 contest between Taft and
Eisenhower ended with defeat for those who wanted the Republican Party to restore the Republic to a nation of limited government, individual liberty, constitutionalism, free enterprise, and a traditional American foreign policy of America First.
According to the press release this prize is an annual recognition of an
Eisenhower Fellow who has made a significant contribution to his or her field and to the EF global network of nearly 1,500 active Fellows.
