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...move to make it easier for federal agents to track what private citizens do privately, though, makes libertarians on the left and right edgy. On Friday, House Judiciary Committee chairman James Sensenbrenner, a conservative Republican, said he was "deeply troubled by the Department of Justice's failure to consult with Congress over changes to investigative policies that have been in place for more than 20 years." Civil libertarians warned that however sensible the reforms sounded, the potential for abuse by "cowboy" agents was great and that the letter and spirit of the Constitution do not endorse the sacrifice of privacy...
Everybody feels a bit of anxiety from time to time, but a clinical anxiety disorder is a different matter. If you suspect you may be suffering from one, you should consult a professional for a diagnosis. The psychological diagnostic manual lists 12 anxiety conditions. Here are the signs of five of the most common ones...
Wofsy also said Harvard would consult with other Ivies this summer but emphasized that Harvard did not need their approval to proceed...
Cosby was very sensitive, however, to the way race was portrayed in the show. Bringing in a psychiatrist to consult on storylines was something new in the television industry—doctors were sometimes invited to consult on children’s educational programs, or in series involving mental illness, but rarely on network comedies...
...Faculty and students. The committee of students, which came together on its own initiative and essentially forced student priorities on Summers whether he wanted to hear them or not, should be commended for being proactive—but the process as it stands requires the University president to consult only members of the Corporation. In the future, a group of Faculty, administrators and students should create a nonbinding short list of candidates from which the president should make the selection. Students, Faculty and the entire University deserve a more open selection process...