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The abrupt change also reflects a deeper truth about serotonin: despite years of study and impressive breakthroughs, researchers are only beginning to understand the chemical's complex role in the functioning of the body and brain--and how doctors can make adjustments when serotonin levels go out of balance. So...
Joan Jacobs Brumberg, author of a new book, The Body Project: An Intimate History of American Girls, held a discussion and book signing at Radcliffe's Schlesinger Library yesterday.
She did get some support beyond her family. Kelly Jacobs, head of a parents' group, helped persuade the civil rights division of the U.S. Department of Education to investigate. Jacobs says Alison should be held up as a model for challenging accepted practice and sparking debate, no matter how sticky...
DIED. HELEN JACOBS, 88, stout-hearted tennis player who kept swinging year after upsetting year in her lopsided rivalry with Helen Wills Moody; in East Hampton, N.Y. Jacobs won nine Grand Slam titles, many in doubles. In 11 much hyped face-offs, "Helen the Second" survived Moody's baseline drives...
John Galliano, 36, a cheeky Spaniard brought up in London, was the toast of the SoHo fashion scene but unknown on the Avenue Montaigne when he took over Givenchy two years ago. A year later, Arnault moved him to Dior and plucked Alexander McQueen--even cheekier and younger, at 27...