TEACHERS IN SPACE
Barbara Morgan is finally getting her trip to space, but as a trailblazer, not as an understudy. NASA chief Sean O'Keefe assigned Morgan, who backed up Christa McAuliffe before the ill-fated Challenger mission in 1986, to fly on Mission 118 next November when it delivers a truss segment to the space...
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