A few months ago, we were fortunate enough to sit down with Kevin Devine.
Listen in to to hear some wise words from an honest, thoughtful, and well-read artist.
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A few months ago, we were fortunate enough to sit down with Kevin Devine.
Listen in to to hear some wise words from an honest, thoughtful, and well-read artist.
On Wednesday, March 30, Thomas Armbruster, State Department Diplomat-in-Residence for the Greater New York Area, joined Secret Service Special Agent James Haines and federal government intern Michael Stallone on a panel at The College of New Jersey entitled “Jobs in Federal Government.”
Following the discussion, Armbruster was asked for his take on WikiLeaks’ cablegate document trove, which included one of his own cables, and alleged whistleblower Bradley Manning’s treatment. He discussed both advantages and problems with the leaked State Dept. logs, but was starkly silent regarding the imprisoned Army Private.