Dispatches from Ukraine
Two caregivers discuss civilian trauma resulting from the invasion of Ukraine, experienced by those in Ukraine, as well by those who leave the country.


Two caregivers discuss civilian trauma resulting from the invasion of Ukraine, experienced by those in Ukraine, as well by those who leave the country.
First exposed to the writings of W. T. Scott, Poet Laureate of New Mexico, who was the father of his best friend, Joel Scott. Shipped off to a military school, New Mexico Military Institute, the author spent the next 5 years learning discipline and football and graduated from high school and junior college there
Onyshchuk is chief of a private surgical hospital in Western Ukraine, converted into the First Volunteer Surgical Hospital.
The Chief of the First Volunteer Surgical Hospital of Ukraine describes its creation. Anne Levine interviews Dr. DR. STANISLAV ONYSHCHUK
The smallest hero of World War II stood only seven inches tall and weighed four pounds. She was “Smoky,” a Yorkshire Terrier found in 1944 in New Guinea, abandoned in a foxhole.
Students of Penland School of Craft develop a part of themselves that perhaps they only dreamed and hoped was possible.