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Jun 6 2008, AP

When Walter Hendricks returned home from France in 1946 to start a college on his Vermont farm, 35 of the first 50 students were fellow GIs _ young men experienced beyond their years, eager to learn, and grateful for a peaceful place to do so.Sixty-two...

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Actor Robin Williams speaks to reporters at a press conference for “Campaign For a New G.I. Bill” in Beverly Hills, Calif. on Sunday, June 22, 2008.