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Injured Troops Enjoy Horseback Therapy
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U.S. Marine Corps Sgt. Michael Blair sits tall in a saddle that has been used by soldiers since before World War I. Today he is riding Bud, a jet-black horse whose usual job is leading caissons through the somber funeral ceremonies at Arlington National Cemetery With his crew cut and his Marine Corps windbreaker, Sgt. Blair, 34, looks every bit the part of a soldier as he rides down the path at Arlington's Fort Myer.
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Presents culture and English
language lessons every week, with audio clips. |
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Offers feature-length essays
on Indian culture, history,
and contemporary issues. |
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Examines many perspectives:
religion, history, art, politics,
terrorism, women, and more. |
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Survey over 1,000 articles for
insights on Lincoln, generals,
battles and common soldiers. |
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Presents articles requested
for college textbooks, courses and other research. |
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Profiles the lives and works
of novelists, playwrights, and
poets of any culture and age. |
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Studies the heritage and
experience of diverse racial
and ethnic groups in the U.S. |
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Explores developments of
the past 1,000 years that
raised our minds and lives. |
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