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...According to Army records obtained by TIME under the Freedom of Information Act, sexually predatory recruiters are a national problem. Though the reports had all names and locations blacked out, their dates show a dramatic rise in sexual-harassment complaints filed with national recruiting headquarters at Fort Knox, Kentucky. They climbed from two in 1994 to nine in 1995 to 20 last year, and don't include a rape charge made by a Massachusetts woman against a recruiter in 1996. Indeed, the Army privately concedes the problem is far worse than those numbers suggest. They don't include cases filed...
...need a place to stay, please call." Same thing on radio. A woman named Marci heard that elfin mayor Pat Owens, elected in a landslide last year after assisting four mayors over 32 years, had fled her house with only two sets of clothes. So Marci called KNOX-AM to offer more...
BORN: July 21, 1947, Lebanon EDUCATION: U of Tennessee, B.S., 1969; George Washington U, J.D., 1973 FAMILY: Wife, Lynn; four children RELIGION: Presbyterian MILITARY: National Guard and Army Reserve, 1970-87 OCCUPATION: Judge; lawyer POLITICAL CAREER: Knox County criminal-court judge, 1981-88; U.S. House, 1988- ADDRESS: P.O. Box 2646, Knoxville...
...narrative since Homer. The six years he spent translating the Odyssey involved long, grinding sessions with Greek lexicons and his own imagination, engaged in a "tug-of-war between ancient Greek words and their modern English equivalents." He passed versions of his work around to trusted colleagues, particularly Bernard Knox, who taught him more than 40 years ago at Yale and whose introduction to the new Odyssey is marvelously informative. Fagles reworked and revised some passages more than 20 times. His labors now ended, Fagles pronounces himself "bereft" at leaving Homer's world. He believes, against considerable scholarly dissent, that...
...leaving for medical reasons. Her passion for things military is already intense: in high school in Clover, South Carolina, she became the group commander for the Air Force Junior ROTC, helped organize her high school's first military ball and spent the summer in rigorous ROTC training at Fort Knox. "She's got grit," says Harvey Messer, who adds that he is nevertheless worried about the reception she will receive this week. "She's still our baby. We want her to be O.K." Nancy Mace, 18, is the daughter of retired Army Brigadier General J. Emory Mace, Citadel class...