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...autism treatment is that there are many competing brands, including some therapies that are promoted as cures, but few have been subjected to rigorous study, and virtually none have been tested head to head. The Pediatrics report "brings the methodological rigor that's often been lacking," says psychologist Tony Charman, an autism researcher and professor at the Institute of Education in London, who was not involved in the study. Charman was further impressed with two features of the Early Start Denver Model: it deeply involves parents in their children's treatment - an approach "for which there is good evidence...
...there are reports that it is being used against Buddhist monks today.” For both practical and ethical reasons, the United States must stop equivocating on torture. If we wish to preserve our values and our reputation abroad, unambiguous statements are needed. Thankfully, Senate Judiciary Committee Charman Patrick Leahy (D-Vermont) and other prominent Democrats have vowed to stall Mukasey’s confirmation until he clearly his expresses his opposition to waterboarding. We applaud this decision and hope that our next Attorney General can improve on the dubious human rights record of his predecessor, who once famously...
Bemard Bailyn, Winthrop professor of History, was also enthusiastic about Womack's selection. "He was a good head tutor he knows the department inside our and I think be will make a conscientious charman." Baliyn said yesterday
Jack Nicolette, another doubtful starter, is the best of a poor lot of backs supporting Beagle. If he does not start, the rest of the backfield will be composed of Stan Charman and Lou Revero at the halves, with Bob Rex at full
...officers are: President Jerry M. Brown '44, of Leverett House; Editorial Charman William Snower Jr. '44, of Lowell House; Feature Editor Howard D. Sharpe '44, of Kirkland House; and Business Manager Donald I. Fine '44, of Lowell House. Also announced were the elections to the Editorial Board of Ira Peck '44, of Kirkland House; and Mitchell I. Goodman '45, of Thayer Hall...