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Balthazar's good works have not gone unnoticed. A few months ago, his alma mater, Loyola University School of Medicine, gave him its esteemed Stritch Medal (previous winners include Heart Transplanter Christiaan Barnard and Astronaut-Physician Joseph Kerwin). The citation called him "a beacon for others in his profession and a promise of hope." Also, a film has been made about his storefront clinic by a group at Southern Illinois University...
...criminal proceedings against each of them, for, following long tradition, the invocation of a psychiatric defense is almost mandatory. "When you find a guy with a smoking gun standing over a dead body, you immediately call the psychiatrist," says Selwyn Rose, himself a psychiatrist and law professor at Loyola University of Los Angeles. That tradition is now undergoing considerable criticism. Most experts consider the particular area of law confused-not to say crazy. University of Chicago Law Professor Franklin Zimring observes: "If your psychiatric labels aren't clear and the legal standards that you use to feed them into...
Neil F. Hartigan, 36, is a product of Chicago Mayor Richard Daley's Democratic machine, but he has remained untarnished by its recent scandals. Now Lieutenant Governor of Illinois, the Loyola Law School graduate spent five years as a Daley aide, establishing a political base of his own from which he could some day run for mayor of Chicago or Governor of the state. Hartigan has sought to broaden his base by speaking out for the elderly, mental health and a new airport to serve St. Louis and southern Illinois...
...Medina and Susan Reed gathered background material and geared up for a fast job of fact checking. Associate Editor Spencer Davidson, one of TIME'S most experienced Middle East hands with nine previous Middle East covers to his credit, wrote the story. A graduate of Baltimore's Loyola College, Davidson reported on metropolitan affairs for the Baltimore Sun before coming to TIME in 1956. After stints as a Nation and Business writer and Atlanta bureau chief, he joined the World section in 1968. Last year he filled in for seven months as Beirut bureau chief. "Having been...
Even the film's defenders warn children and impressionable adolescents to stay away. "Students say they wish they had never seen the film," says Jesuit Richard Robin of Loyola-Marymount in Los Angeles. Worse, he says, "I saw ten-year-olds in the theater with their parents. That is nothing short of a crime...