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World War I
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Obit Fussell
This 2008 photo provided by Cole Behringer shows Paul Fussell. Paul Fussell, an acclaimed literary scholar who won a National Book Award in 1976 for "The Great War and Modern Memory," died Wednesday morning, May 23, 2012 at age 88. His stepson Cole Behringer said Fussell died of natural causes in a long-term care facility in Medford, Ore. Behringer said his mother and stepfather moved to southern Oregon two years ago from Rochester, N.Y. Fussell enlisted in the U.S. Army during World War II and was later awarded a Bronze Star and Purple Heart. But it was his writing about war that brought him greater acclaim. His study of World War I ??? "The Great War and Modern Memory" ??? ranked No. 75 on the Modern Library's list of the greatest nonfiction books of the 20th century. (AP Photo/Cole Behringer)
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Transcript: Remarks by the president for Medal of Honor winner Leslie H. Sabo, Jr.
Specialist Leslie H. Sabo, Jr.
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Obama awards Medal of Honor
President Barack Obama awards the Medal of Honor posthumously to U.S. Army Specialist Leslie H. Sabo, who was killed in Cambodia in the Vietnam War.
sacrifice. To try to put those emotions in the works. After the first World War I soldier -- best. They are more to me the life these horses. There more than motherly to us more than fear. -
NCSU to unveil first bells for tower
Ninety-one years after construction started, the first bells for North Carolina State University's bell tower have arrived on campus.
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'War Horse' leads lineup at DPAC
"War Horse," the story of a boy's search for his horse amid World War I , leads the Durham Performing Arts Center's lineup for 2012-13.
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Young retrial testimony (Day 17 pt 3)
Part 3 of Feb. 28, 2012, testimony of Jason Young's mother, Pat Young.
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Young retrial testimony (Day 17 pt 4)
Part 4 of Feb. 28, 2012, testimony of Jason Young's mother, Pat Young.
about that. Can you afford us now your. Extra. Did not. Your world war . One of his -- cancers and also has your name is. Yes that is it checking account and started when he started. -- -
Cellist to highlight weekend performances at NC Symphony
Johannes Moser, a cellist who will be performing at Meymandi Concert Hall in Raleigh this weekend, stopped by the WRAL studio to chat about the history of the cello and what fans can expect at the N.C. Symphony Friday and Saturday.
I you're really have a fantastic orchestra you know how much did World War I influence the concerto. And well old car was really morning. Loss of -- you're right and that's what inspired him to write this piece and it's really a -- well. To his youth but also. Two -- open and you know as we all know. At the first world war really was a big content and it and you know in history. Big big market opened new era and I think he -
NCSU bell tower tolls again
The N.C. State bell tower now tolls again simply with the push of a button.
a memorial there are 34 names listed NC state alumni killed in World War I they discover that they had a problem 34 names but only 33 -- one of the names that describe was of a -
ncsu bell tower
The tower was built as a memorial to N.C. State alumni killed in World War I .
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