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...completely different place now," Putnam says. He ranks Landstuhl as "a world-class trauma center," with top-of-the-line equipment. Landstuhl's eight operating rooms are busy most days, with doctors performing 25 to 30 procedures, including neurosurgery. Physicians set bones and clean out wounds, and carry out a lot of amputations. From within the trauma wards, Landstuhl's doctors and nurses have had a close-up view of the war's mayhem, almost as intense as in Iraq itself. After being wheeled through Landstuhl's doors one snowy morning in late January, Brent Jurgersen, 42, a first sergeant...
...first, and then the trip ensued, that it wasn’t a trip because the puck was separated. And my understanding is that if the puck is separated for an instant and then the trip follows a second or two after, then it’s still a clean play...
These points about meritocracy, education, equality, and democracy inspire the following ideas to nurture participatory democracy in schools. First, schools that practice, rather than simply espouse, participatory democracy do not assume that a few individuals make the decisions while the others in the school community study physics, teach classes, clean floors, or serve meals. If democracy entails sharing in the making of history or decision-making through everyday life, rather than when an election rolls around, then schools need to be democratized so that all a school’s participants—including students, teachers, and administrators, but also...
...townie or you can be from another school, as long as you’ve got what it takes, you’re clean and you can give me what I want...who knows, I might even hook you up with a job someday. You won’t regret...
...School of Government and the School of Public Health in making a financial commitment to renewable energy in addition to the commitment at the overall University level. Such an action would be commensurate with the grassroots efforts of members of the Environmental Action Committee and the Harvard Students for Clean Energy—the co-organizers of the termbill initiative—and the will of the undergraduate voters who assuredly had a large role in putting renewable energy on the administration’s agenda...