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Naval Academy
'Full-contact philosophy'Published 03/22/07
Photo by Kathleen Lange — For The Capital
Midshipman Brad Horyczun shares his point of view on military interventions during last night’s discussions between mids and Johnnies. The semiannual gathering is modeled after seminars at St. John’s College.Once behind academy walls, the Johnnies and mids sat in conference rooms, discussing the philosophical justifications for military engagements. At the end of the semiannual gathering, modeled after seminars at St. John's, the roughly 50 midshipmen and 25 Johnnies ate cookies, said how much they enjoyed the experience, and expressed a hope of seeing each other again. "It was like full-contact philosophy," said one midshipman who enjoyed the intellectual...
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