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...infrared,” he says. He describes this starting point as “clay that I can mold in my digital darkroom.” According to Sullivan, almost every photograph in the exhibit was significantly manipulated after it was taken. He says this helped him cope with the challenge of photographing a country that so frequently appears in pictures. “This is an anti-green interpretation,” Sullivan says. “There’s a problem with Ireland that it’s so green and so lush that no matter...
...changes in this year’s Harvard-Yale alcohol policy, some of us Cantabrigians might be sharing in that New Haven-wide curse. FM, to gauge the reaction of our less-than-better halves, bravely picked up the phone to see how the Yalies are going to cope. “I mean, it’s embarrassing,” says Yale senior Peter J. Pacelli. “I think it’s consistent with the attitude that Harvard is where fun goes to die.” Pacelli, a fraternity president, says that he might...
Michael's injury had another effect: it spurred us to do more stories about the risks American soldiers were taking, about the kinds of injuries they were suffering and the new therapies the Army medical corps had developed to cope with them. Indeed, one of the differences about the Iraq conflict is that because of advances in battlefield medicine and body armor, a much greater ratio of the wounded are surviving in this war than in previous conflicts. Those are the soldiers we have written about again and again and the soldiers whom Blood Brothers is dedicated...
...Even the mental stress of work on youth might have a lasting positive effect, says Jeylan Mortimer, sociologist at the University of Minnesota and author of Working and Growing Up in America, helping them better cope with stress when they entered the real work world...
...cope with the monotony of downtime in Baghdad, Australian troops reportedly held an unofficial video-making competition. According to two former soldiers who served in Iraq, the troops produced what may have amounted to thousands of videos, many of them edited in an Army-provided computer room. Most of the videos on the website feature soldiers from a unit of the Darwin-based 2 Cavalry regiment which provided security for Australian diplomats in Baghdad until 2005. Someone referred to as Sean, who goes by the Internet nickname of pomstar, takes credit on the website for posting the videos. Sean writes...