When Professors Go to War

Military duty often means interruptions in academic careers and difficult adjustments back on the campus

By ROBIN WILSON

Larry G. Tentinger was riding a machine-gun-equipped Humvee through the desert in Iraq to tend to wounded soldiers last summer. Now he is back at the University of South Dakota, teaching a distance-learning course and directing a project that helps schools and...

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