LINKS: My "to read" list for the next week--Start of World War I in Sarajevo and more
June 28, 2014
Do you come across articles and posts on the web that you don't want to read now, but would like to take time with later?
I have a collection of links that I've accumulated and have been left as orphans that I either forget or never get back to. Today is no different. I do want to read these:
- New York Times article about the divisions in Sarajevo, Bosnia where World War I got started with the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand and his wife Sophie on a non-descript bridge there. I stood on the bridge and I have family that lives about three hours down the road.
- Wall Street Journal package of stories about the legacies left from World War I after 100 years.
- Wall Street Journal story about what children of aging parents need to know.
- Daily Beast writes about Indiana Gov. Mike Pence as a dark horse Republican in the race for the presidency.
- Detroit Free Press raises the question of whether charter school have been oversold as performers in teaching children.