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...spring when Madison Singleton, a University of Michigan student, and Greg Johnson, the graduate secretary of PBH, began reminiscing about a similar project organized by PBH ten years ago. Singleton was one of the children who participated in the original Free School at Columbia Point and Johnson was his counselor. The two won PBH's support to recreate the program and formed the Academy Homes Summer Youth Program...
Nadja Gould, the UHS counselor in mental health services who handles rape cases, declined yesterday to comment on the case...
...school reopened last week, Dormitory Counselor Philip Lance had only one problem: "There's some guy at the end of the floor who I think is chewing tobacco." Lance will just talk with the misguided fellow this time, but if the chewing persists he could face expulsion. By modern campus standards, it is a quaint worry, but Illinois' Wheaton College is unabashed in preserving a Garden of Eden moralism that has long since vanished from most campuses. Wheaton ground rules: no cheating, no racial prejudice, no tobacco, no alcohol, no drugs, no gambling-and no social dancing either...
...graduate of Woodside High School in California, Poole was vice president of the student body, a peer counselor, winner of a writing award from the National Council of English Teachers and queen of her senior prom...
...well, but they can still be ruinously expensive. One that aims to break a patient's habit but not his bankbook is Georgia's Metro Atlanta Recovery Residences Inc., or MARRinc. Its fee: $125 a week. Begun in 1975 by Donnie D. Brown, then a rehabilitation counselor and therapist at the Georgia Mental Health Institute, the program runs seven Atlanta-area halfway homes for detoxed drinkers and drug addicts who are not yet ready to return to normal living. The residents are doctors, lawyers, ministers, professors, nurses, office managers...