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...breathe. Despite antibiotics and ventilators, victims can quickly suffocate. Unlike most respiratory illnesses, which tend to strike infants or the elderly, who have immature or weakened immune systems, this one primarily attacks the young and healthy. "The pattern is different than anything I've ever seen," says Dr. Frederick Koster, an infectious-disease specialist at University Hospital in Albuquerque. The latest fatality was a 13-year-old Navajo girl, who collapsed after dancing at a school graduation party at Red Rock State Park outside Gallup. "I will see that scene for the rest of my life," says Sammy Trujillo...
...Kennedy School of Government's Stanton Professor of the First Amendment Frederick Schauer just finished his third year at Harvard. In order to secure his acceptance, the University needed to find his wife, Virginia J. Wise, a position. And it did, Wise is now a lecturer on law for legal research at the Law School...
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...mental-health professionals see the Clinton reform effort as their main chance to achieve parity with their medical brethren. Says Frederick Goodwin, director of the National Institute of Mental Health: "If one is going to question the use of psychotherapy for the stress of going through a divorce, then one should also question physical therapy to rehabilitate a knee so a patient can return to skiing." Even so, Clinton's plan is likely to offer only half a loaf. As Tipper Gore told a Senate committee two weeks ago: "The final plan may not contain everything I would like...