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...Camp Harvard unfolds, the shuttle has been noticeably absent. Despite the intensity of moving-in week, the shuttle is still on its lazy summer schedule. There is only one scheduled shuttle, the Soldier??s Field loop, which runs during the morning and evening rush hours and even then, only every 30-40 minutes. There is also a daytime van service for mobility-impaired students, but it requires a doctor’s note. There is an evening van service, but it is by appointment only, and can take over a half-hour to show up. For all practical...
...most of the students asked expressed appreciation for the clock’s utilitarian value. Quad residents surveyed said the clock was an especially integral part of their lives. William A. Rodger ’06 said that he relied on it daily upon being dropped off at the Soldier??s Field Park shuttle stop. “I always look as I cross the street to see how late I am for class,” he said. When asked how he would feel if the clock were to be removed Rodger replied...
...nation asks them to do,” she says. Doing these jobs means that women are also facing more risk. As of Feb. 4, 2006, 48 women have been killed in Operation Iraqi Freedom, according to a Department of Defense website.FACING THE RISK After attending a young soldier??s funeral this summer, Williams began to think more about the risks she could face. “That’s kind of sobering,” Williams says. For Sarvis, the realities of combat are much more immediate. Over the next four years, Sarvis faces the possibility...
What’s new about the book is the way it teases us with physical comedy, repels us with descriptions of carnage, and breaks our hearts as we watch the cancerous growth of the emotional wounds that ravage the soldier??s relationships with his loved ones...
...people would disagree, but fewer would understand the true meaning behind these words before reading John Crawford’s illuminating book, “The Last True Story I’ll Ever Tell: An Accidental Soldier??s Account of the War in Iraq...