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...Chalked on the blackboard are the words "student self-assessment What are your: Dreams, Goals, Skills and Talents? Achievement + Knowledge = Success." Aspiring actress Verity Gorman, 13, seems to have learned the lesson. Asked to audition for the 26-part series (which will be screened in Australia and England next year), she won the role of Lockie's posh classmate Sasha, a poised figure not unlike herself (pictured). "This has given me a small taste of what it's really like," she says of filmmaking. Tastes like teen spirit...
...their victims, who struggled through torturous legal processes over periods as long as 10 years, that is a horrifying prospect. "Somehow they walked away, battered and exhausted by it, but feeling like at least what happened had been acknowledged, that that person had been held accountable," says Colm O'Gorman, director of a sexual abuse support group called One in Four. "Now they're facing the possibility that what he did to them wasn't a crime. The emotional impacts of that are huge." Mr. A's release sparked grassroots demonstrations by thousands of people across the country on Friday...
...Evangelicals assumed the epidemic was not their problem. Evangelist Franklin Graham--son of Billy, father of four, grandfather of four--helped to change that attitude and to persuade the Bush Administration in 2003 to earmark $15 billion for the struggle against AIDS. Graham, 53, spoke with TIME's Christine Gorman about AIDS, Darfur and motorcycles...
...Dirty Rotten Scoundrels.? And a guest on Oprah even described her as ?Mensch of the Year? last month for admitting her mistake in initially defending fact-challenged best-selling author James Frey. Just in time for Valentine?s Day, TIME Correspondent Wendy Cole spoke to Mensch expert Robin Gorman Newman about her new book How to Marry a Mensch...
...also delighted to announce that this week Dr. Andrew Weil, another longtime friend of TIME's (we excerpted his book Healthy Aging last October), joins us as a columnist. Readers who enjoy Dr. Sanjay Gupta, Christine Gorman and other members of our health team can look forward to reading Andy once a month. Andy preaches the ultimate in preventive medicine. His advice on how to live a well-balanced life has won him millions of fans. And TIME readers can now send him questions on TIME.com after his columns appear; we'll pick out the best ones and then post...