Word: mental
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According to Jenkins, who is cochair of the Mental Health Awareness and Advocacy group, incoming first-years who are known to have mental illnesses, such as severe depression, may be automatically placed in single rooms. These students are denied the opportunity to live with a roommate...
...Having this much money guaranteed changes the ingrained attitude of an artist," said Roberts. "It snaps the mental adhesions to a budget and financial constraints. Budgeting normally spreads and colors many attitudes of doing my work...
Anna-Purna K. Duleep '98, a member of Harvard's Mental Health Awareness and Advocacy Group and former co-director of Response, talked about the effects of post-traumatic stress disorder on her fiance...
...chief conclusion was that the impact of day care was far less important to the mental and emotional development of the children than was the character of their family life. That included everything from household income to their mother's vocabulary and the attention and intellectual stimulation they got at home. Researchers calculated that just 1% of the differences among children could be traced to day-care factors but 32% could be explained by the differing quality of their experiences within their families...
...guilty to one count of fraternization at her March 11 court-martial. The Air Force booted her out of the service one year before she would have been eligible for a pension. After her lawyer expressed concern that she might be suicidal, the Air Force provided her with a mental-health worker. But on March 16, while her parents were at church and she was in the home they shared, she killed herself with a single shotgun blast to the head...