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Other students said though that they aren’t experiencing any ill effects of the trend—at least...
...into a united nation, he also bequeathed India its most serious political problem, the insurgency in Kashmir. Although Tharoor's biography lacks the exhaustiveness and depth of some of its predecessors, its attitude is perfect for the times. Writes Tharoor, "What we are today, both for good and for ill, we owe in great measure...
...article on the mental-health crisis in Asia not only revealed gruesome details of how the mentally ill have been discarded and pushed aside-owing to the increasing pace and pressure that are characteristic of most countries in Asia-but also raised the question of who, exactly, is mentally ill here. Is it those who cannot control how they behave and react to situations, or is it those so-called normal people who have turned a cold shoulder toward their brethren despite possessing the knowledge and skill required to treat them? In fact, the latter better qualify as ill, because...
...Hidden Away" threw a lot of light on the appalling conditions of the mentally ill in Asia. Many people in India have the misconception that mental illness is common only in Third World countries. It is shocking to know that mental illness is such a problem in a country as developed as Japan. Asia consists of the fastest-developing nations in the world, but what is the meaning of development if it has so many ill effects? I am sure the story will propel reform. Sanghita Chatterjee Calcutta...
...United States Congress passed the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), an ill-advised grab bag of heavy-handed measures responding to very real fears of Internet-enabled music and video piracy. Since its passage, the uses of the DMCA by music and movie publishers have borne out many of the worries expressed by its critics. And the problem is headed into your dorm room, as a recent episode here at Harvard drives home all too clearly...