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...here??s the most telling bit: Dwyer does not even consider himself a hero. According to his mother, Maureen Dwyer, he feels somewhat uncomfortable with his instant fame. After the publication of Zinn’s photograph, he called home to tell her that what he had done was no different than what his fellow soldiers were doing every day. As his mom put it, Dwyer said that he “was not a hero. He said everybody else over there is doing the same thing and he really feels bad” being singled...
...decreased food service demands during the summer, other departments at Harvard have historically taken on dining hall workers, Childs said, but those opportunities have been scaled back—an action which he said runs contrary to HERE??s contract agreement...
...here, Harvard was struggling, a .500 team,” Moore said. “We’ve helped build a successful team—that’s something we can be proud of. Progress has been so visible since we’ve been here??we’re almost at a 20-win season right...
...with a legacy, Rogers says, can give students a different perspective. Choosing his words carefully, he explains, “I don’t want to make a blanket statement. Maybe they are a little bit more relaxed. [Legacy students] definitely work hard, but they are pretty comfortable here??not too stressed...
Certainly University President Lawrence H. Summers might have found Scott somewhat abrasive during freshman week in 2001. “I said to him, ‘Seeing as I’m the only one here from Wyoming, here??s a piece of Wyoming for you’, and handed him some fresh jerky from an animal I’d shot right before I left for school,” Scott remembers with a laugh. With a crowd of 20 people watching him, Summers politely nibbled at the jerky. “Finally someone said something...