Lessons from the battlefield
                   
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Philip Roth's latest novel traces the short, doomed life of a college student sent to war. By JOHN FREEMAN, Special to the Star Tribune INDIGNATION By: Philip Roth. Publisher: Houghton Mifflin, 231 pages, $26. Review: A haunting look at how all the little decisions that we make can add up and change -- or destroy -- our lives. Graham Greene called them "entertainments." Ian McEwan says his own brief books are... [read full story]                    

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