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...emotional stress, so they have no standard profile of the kleptomaniac. Many say the disorder is associated with depression and a sense of entitlement; the shoplifter is in effect saying, "I have been treated so harshly that I deserve the things I take." Says New York City Psychologist Donald Kaplan: "It is a kind of unconscious moral reasoning, demanding restitution." Adds Vanderbilt University Psychiatrist Pietro Castelnuovo-Tedesco, "They feel they have been victims of theft in the past, and they are simply evening the score...
Many parents welcome the prodigal's return. Often the child who left home a bothersome teen returns a helpful adult who can also provide engaging companionship. Susanna Kaplan, 23, a physical-education major at Boston University, moved back to the Cambridge, Mass., home of her parents, Author Justin Kaplan and Novelist Anne Bernays, after four years of study and work. The family agrees that since Susanna has matured they all get along better than ever. Says Mother Anne: "Susanna has a powerful personality, but this is a very big house...
Team members Paul Bernstein '81, Mark Zupan '81, Steven Kaplan '81 and Stephen Kamin, a first-year Medical School student, have competed together for three years. They placed second nationally in 1979, losing only in the quarter-finals last year...
...Quad Houses. This position is unfair to us, to the Ex and to the house drama societies but, more importantly, it is unfair to Harvard audiences. The Crimson may think there is too much student drama; we at Blaridge's are convinced the best is yet to come. Michael Kaplan...
...Gruner & Jahr, goes up against the nonprofit National Geographic, Natural History and Smithsonian. It is not easy. As a for-profit enterprise, Geo finds it must charge subscribers $3 a copy, vs. National Geographic's per-issue price of 790. Says Geo Editor in Chief Harold Kaplan of his nonprofit competitors: "They cover the same ground we do, sell a slew of ads, but pay no taxes. It's not a fair shake." Observes New Yorker President George Green: "Some of these [nonprofit] magazines are marketing themselves as advertising vehicles, rather than as sidelines of organizations. Dial...