MILITARY CALL-UP REACHES INDIVIDUALS ACROSS ST. LOUIS AREA FIVE STAR LIFT Edition

In his Navy dress whites, Lt. [Glenn Owens] kept lecturing on the properties of liquids through the announcements at day's end Friday. But for his stude nts, the day's lesson was as much about the uncertainties of the modern world as it was about science. Owens, 56, will serve with a Navy...

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Published inSt. Louis post-dispatch
Main Author Rick Pierce And Tim O'Neil Of The Post-Dispatch
Format Newspaper Article
LanguageEnglish
Published St. Louis, Mo Pulitzer, Inc 22.09.2001
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Military reserves
Terrorism
St Louis Missouri
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Summary:In his Navy dress whites, Lt. [Glenn Owens] kept lecturing on the properties of liquids through the announcements at day's end Friday. But for his stude nts, the day's lesson was as much about the uncertainties of the modern world as it was about science. Owens, 56, will serve with a Navy intelligence unit, although he can't say where. He is part of a Navy Reserve unit that operates at Lambert Field, and he is being called up because of his expertise. PHOTO; Photo by LAURIE SKRIVAN/POST-DISPATCH - Farewell messages from students decorate the classroom of Mehlville High School science teacher Glenn Owens on Friday, his last day of teaching before leaving for duty as Navy Reserve intelligence officer. "I'll be back," he told students. "You can count on it."
ISSN:1930-9600