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Capt. Terry Dorn, former commander of an Army military police company in Iraq, stands on the parade grounds during ROTC physical training at Virginia Military Institute in Lexington, Virginia. (Photo by Don Petersen / AP)

Women in war: ‘I’ve lived out there with the guys’

Women’s roles in the military have changed. Many women have found themselves in direct ground combat situations, despite a Pentagon policy that’s designed to prevent that from happening.

NPR

Women in the Navy chronology

PBS

Can you trust automated grading?

At the Fourth International Conference on Writing Research, the Educational Testing Service presented evidence that a pilot test showing that computer programs can be trusted with the job of grading.

Inside Higher Ed

Libya protests spread and intensify

Dozens have been reported dead after more violence hit the Libyan capital as angry protests against embattled leader Moammar Gadhafi’s 40-year rule escalate across the country.

Al Jazeera

Libya turmoil prompts oil surge, hits equities

Reuters

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North Africa, Mideast protests live updates

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This Just In

Saif al-Islam Gadhafi warns of war in Libya

Guardian

Some schools cut lunch options for kids who struggle to pay

The National School Lunch Program’s proposed nutritional guidelines could add even more strain to meal programs.

MSNBC

Hawaii schools not following health codes

Honolulu Star-Advertiser

MS patients going abroad to find help

Linda Jayaram is one of an increasing number of Americans traveling abroad, often at great cost and to the dismay of their U.S. doctors, for what might be the best hope for multiple sclerosis patients.

Houston Chronicle

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