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...Evanston, Ill., native is now on pace to graduate with 10 Harvard records, including the career shutouts mark of 11. And that, of course, is the direct result of his six whitewashes this season, another Crimson record...
...www.cst-phl.com/050113/sixth.html). In the midst of her starvation, Terri will most likely be treated for “pain or discomfort” and nausea which may arise as the result of the supposedly humane process of bringing about her death. (Remember that Schiavo is not terminally ill.) She may be given morphine for respiratory distress and may experience seizures. This protocol confirms what we have learned from famines and death camps: death by starvation is a horrible death...
However, the practice of withholding treatment from the terminally ill is not a rare occurrence in the United States. In fact, it is commonplace. A 1990 study by the American Hospital Association estimated that of the 1.3 million individuals who die in a hospital each year, approximately 70 percent of them die when life-sustaining treatment is withheld...
...this page, three perspectives—from individuals in the disability rights, pro-life, and right-to-die movements—present their views of both how the society should approach both the Schiavo case and the dilemmas that the families of terminally ill patients encounter...
...After all, Harvard has coughed up more than four goals just twice this season, both times under decidedly unique circumstances and most recently in a 6-4 loss to Merrimack in Minneapolis, during which the majority of the Crimson’s skaters were more than mildly ill. Otherwise, it’s been nearly uninterrupted smooth sailing since mid-November...