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It was March 2003, and Staff Sgt. Joseph Gross had just 10 days left in the Army. Then his division received combat orders for Iraq. For Gross, there was no question—he was in. "I'd trained so long—it's kind of like training for the Super Bowl and then not going," says Gross. "That's what I was in there for—to do those missions. Ten days or a year left, it didn't really matter, I wanted to go." So he reenlisted for another three years.
When she was a child, healthy eating and exercise were matter-of-course for kids, First Lady Michelle Obama noted in a recent address during her ongoing crusade against childhood obesity.
You'll have to pardon Isaac Schwartz if he sounds a bit like your mother, pushing people out the door to go outside and play. He says it's an important part of medical school. Schwartz, a third-year student, helped organize a whitewater rafting outing for 170 Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine students and was among 30 students who went caving in the same area of southwest Pennsylvania on a second trip.
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