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I'm receiving traffic from a Villanova University web page that feautures winners of their "St Thomas of Villanova Peace Award:"

The Adela Dwyer - St. Thomas of Villanova Peace Award recognizes an individual or group for outstanding contributions to the understanding of the meaning and conditions of justice and peace in human communities. The award is accompanied by $1,000 and is presented at a formal address by the recipient(s) to the Villanova University community. Center for Peace and Justice Education staff selects the award recipient from among the nominations from the Villanova community following careful consideration of the list of candidates and supporting materials.

It seems that their 2005 winner was none other than ...

2005: Michael Berg

A local peace activist for forty years who stood opposed to Operation Iraqi Freedom, Berg, with his family, were thrust into the national and international spotlight when his son, Nick Berg, was brutally murdered in Iraq in May, 2004

And as biographical reference material, they're linking my interview with him from 2004. Which, you know, isn't the most flattering piece ...

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