OP-EDS & REVIEWS By Gil Troy, Montreal Gazette, 4-30-12 It was the kind of big, fancy cocktail party I attend rarely enough that I enjoy the occasion. I was looking forward to this one because, in addition to liking the honoree and his family, there were half a dozen friends whom I rarely see amid [...]
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My temporary visa to the land of the disabled
Posted in Op-eds, Montreal Gazette, tagged Gil Troy, Jerusalem Marathon, Sports Injury on April 30, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
America’s search for civility
Posted in Montreal Gazette, Op-eds, tagged Abraham Lincoln, American polical discourse, Franklin Roosevelt, Gabrielle Giffords, George Washington, James Madison, partisanship, political civility, Ronald Reagan, Thomas Jefferson on January 13, 2011 | 6 Comments »
OP-EDS & REVIEWS By Gil Troy, Montreal Gazette, 1-13-11 It’s time to return to the notion of ‘malice toward none’ and ‘charity for all’ A makeshift memorial for victims of the shooting in Tucson: the tragedy sparked concern about overheated political discourse. Photograph by: Eric Thayer, Reuters The tragic Arizona rampage that critically injured Congresswoman [...]


