For purposes of simplicity, the term colon is often used to refer to any of the components of the large intestine, save the rectum. A colectomy that involves removing the entire colon is called a total colectomy. If most of the colon is removed, the procedure is called a subtotal colectomy. When a segment of the colon is removed, it may be called a segmental colectomy, and it may be labeled a hemicolectomy to differentiate the right and left halves of the large intestine.
Translating military training into college credits. Many states want college students who served in Iraq and Afghanistan to get academic credit for their military training and experience. The challenge is figuring out how many credits that training and experience is worth. Post to Facebook.
Yes he can become an Officer though it's much more difficult than the it would be for the average ROTC applicant, which is the easiest route. There is a way to be an Officer in the Navy without a degree though the likelihood of him going that route is more the 1/100000 so lets not even think about that. Yes, he can finish his degree in the Navy, it'd be tough but possible, people do school all the time.