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I recently discovered Victor Davis Hanson wrote a historical novel about his favorite classical hero (03:13), Epaminondas of Thebes. (We recorded this shortly before his recent surgery). One of my favorite memories of my year teaching Classics at Cal State Fresno was visiting Victor at his family farm with...

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I am still in shock over the sudden demise of my brother and friend, Senator Ifeanyi Uba. We were on the same flight just a while ago to London and shared some convivial moments together when we arrived at Gatwick airport before departing for our hotels. This is heartbreaking and I send my sincere condolences to his family, friends and the good people of Anambra State for the great loss of an illustrious son.

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