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Rebecca Strunk suffered increasing discomfort as she lay recovering from a hysterectomy at the Christ Hospital in Cincinnati, Ohio. Again and again, the 46-year-old mother of two complained of pain in her upper abdomen, and again and again the people who came into her room to care for her wrote down "incisional pain" on her chart, although the incision was in her lower abdomen. Finally, after three days, as her temperature spiked and her blood pressure plummeted, Strunk's doctors suspected the truth: her bowel had been nicked in the surgery, and she was succumbing to a massive...
...shocking how lazy and ignorant Americans are about political candidates. Subjective and cynical, today's media provide alarmingly pessimistic outlooks on candidates whom journalists personally do not approve of. Jesus Christ himself could lose a race for President because of slanderous opinions expressed by other candidates and the press. We Americans enjoy the most freedom of any citizens around the world. We should think for ourselves. JON PHILLIPS Avon, Connecticut Via E-mail...
...issue is particularly difficult for the dean because, as Epps told The Crimson in June, similar reasoning was used to keep Harvard Christians in Action, a controversial student organization that included student members of the Boston Church of Christ, off campus two years...
...last spring just after housing assignments were announced, a vitriolic thread on that house's news-group attacked the placement of a group of returning missionaries from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in Adams...
...market display a keen solicitude for their target readers, protecting them from tricky phrases that might call for a moment's reflection or, in some instances, from politically incorrect sentiments. Thus the 1995 The New Testament and Psalms: An Inclusive Version renders God as "Father-Mother" and portrays Christ as ascending to sit at "the mighty hand" of the Father-Mother rather than "the right hand," thus keeping left-handed readers from feeling slighted...