catholics run the gannett of american life, they are some of the poorest immigrants and mostly recent immigrants, as well as some of the most powerful people in the country. >> in terms of research, teaching this to your students as well, anything stand out? any particular stories, individuals, or things you have come across that surprised you or intrigued you? >> when you teach this material to students, i have been a dean for 10 years. some of the figures students don't expect, there is dorothy day, a great catholic radical of the mid-20th century. a pacifist, terry strongly antiabortion, very opposed to nuclear war. to tell her story is to startle university students because she seems so anomalous. she was an immigrant -- she was an american student who was a radical. socialist in the early 20th century, lived in greenwich village. she converted to catholicism and stunned all of her friends. she had an abortion before she converted. she may have looked out on that with regret, but it was part of her life then. she devoted her next 50 years to willing the catholic worker movement, a

dinner conversations have centered largely on environmental issues and all his family only visor gannett food and eats meat just once a week. but giving up the car has proved too difficult for the family living here in the countryside. little comedy because he keeps telling us it's not good and he's right i have to drive a lot for my job and my car is bigger than it needs to be which i'm now ashamed of but i drive forty thousand kilometers a year from my job so there's conflicting priorities. of the balance for. preparations for the big international action day and all and his fellow activists are hoping to get five hundred students out on the streets in their small town. two hundred demonstrations have been registered throughout germany thousands of posters have been painted and posted on instagram registering the demo organizing suitable loudspeakers handing out flyers it all takes time the young activists are investing many hours of their free time and still some politicians accuse them of simply wanting to skip school. as if the desired mycenae i'd say that most of the students at th

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i put out a call to action when gannett company owned the military times newspaper. put out a call to action saying if you are on the ground in afghanistan, in iraq, send me photos and videos you are taking. we will publish them on usa today. i got a flood of photos. there was a photo of a woman. as a woman, was surprised i hadn't thought more about the female presence in iraq and afghanistan. i don't think anybody was thinking about that. it wasn't being covered so much. i immediately called her up and asked what she was doing on the ground in afghanistan. she told me about something called female engagement teams. i hadn't heard of that. she seemed shocked. she said "we are on the ground. it is women helping women. we are helping women in afghanistan, in that sense, we are helping the war effort." i thought i had to learn more about it. she referred me to other women. i got referrals to even more women. i called up the marine corps, the army headquarters and said "can you put me in contact with any women who have done this program?" that started the book. i heard m