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• In Harm’s Way
Emory alumni are living and working in Iraq and Afghanistan as soldiers, chaplains, surgeons, and contractors. From meetings within the presidential palace in the International Zone to handing out “peace papers” in remote villages, they provide a view of the conflict that is up-close and personal. By Mary J. Loftus |
• BONUS CONTENT: “Policing the Police”—Essay by Nate Chittick 01C, on working with local Iraqi police.
• BONUS CONTENT: E-mails Home to Dad—Specialist Jeff Jackson 04C has been e-mailing his dad, Nathan, since his deployment in psychological operations.
• FIRST PERSON: An Unlikely Path: Major William B. Britt ’85L recounts his experiences in Diwaniyah, Iraq, where he helped rebuild that nation’s legal system. |
• D.C. Marvels
Washington, D.C., is home to scores of alumni who are making their mark in every corner of the country's power seat. Last summer, a few spoke to Emory Magazine on topics from chemistry to cricket and publishing to prisoners. By Paige P. Parvin 96G |
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