Word: counselors
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...risk and for their loved ones. There is a measure of atonement in this by a country that treated Vietnam veterans with unjustified contempt. "When these guys come back, we're going to make sure they come back to a hero's welcome," says Doug Swardstrom, a prowar investment counselor in Los Angeles. "We're going to organize the biggest parade they've ever seen...
...attracted a broad range of people who have differing views on the war, said James C. Sellman, a graduate student in history. Visitors included men worry about their own draft status, teachers with concerns about students and women who voiced worry about their friends and relatives, said another counselor, Carl T. Bergstrom...
...fact, Room 13, Harvard's oldest peer counseling organization, was founded in 1970 in response to similar anxieties and fears on the part of students during the Vietnam War. Now, says counselor David R. Goldner '91, the group has returned to its roots...
...long as the war continues to loom in the back of people's minds like "static in the background," the usual student concerns about schoolwork and jobs will just become more complicated, says Suzanne Repetto, the associate director of the Bureau and a counselor there...
...Steven A. Ballmer '77, an executive at Microsoft Corp.; Jeff Bingaman '65, U.S. Senator from New Mexico; Renee M. Landers '77, a professor of law at Boston College Law School; Thomas S. Murphy, chair of Capital Cities/ABC; John T. Noonan Jr. '47, a federal judge; Kathleen Smalley, a counselor for a holding company; Paul M. Weissman '52, a director at Bear, Stearns, and Co.; and Tim Yee '50, chief executive officer of the Queen Emma Foundation...