Steve Robitaille

Senior, Norwich University

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Senior at Norwich University, a private military college in Northfield, Vermont; Senior Producer of Vermont Fallen, a student-made documentary about Vermont families who have lost loved ones in Iraq and Afghanistan

Steve Robitaille on KCRW

The University of Wisconsin was a hotbed of protest during the Vietnam War.  Today, the war in Iraq has divided Americans almost as much, but you wouldn’t know that by visiting the…

America in Wartime: Who's Making the Sacrifices?

The University of Wisconsin was a hotbed of protest during the Vietnam War.  Today, the war in Iraq has divided Americans almost as much, but you wouldn’t know that by visiting the…

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Anti-war protests are being prepared for this weekend, but they may be only a shadow of the demonstrations against the war in Vietnam.

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