Word: mental
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Sometimes, you have mental lapses when you're working that hard, but we were beating [Cornell] to all the loose pucks tonight, and we had been having problems letting people...
...When people first leave home, they feel more attached to their home base," explains Dr. Randolph Catlin, Chief of Mental Health for U.H.S. "Often when they get to their sophomore year, they feel pretty much on their own. This is the time when they start thinking. "What am I going to study? What kind of work am I going to do? What do I want from my relationships, or friends? What are my priorities...
...upon our culture. The segment is highly autobiographical. For several years, Braderman was severely ill with colitis at the same time that her close friend, Leland, was dying of AIDS. For both of them, watching television and classic films served as therapy. As Braderman says, "movie stars dominated our mental life, images became medicine" as they were set free in a "world without sick bodies...
...curious as to how Murray and Herrnstein can be attacked for their efforts to promote discussion on the matter, and then have the most vocal critics turn around and make [claims] about [the superiority] of Blacks in terms of mental, physical and spiritual abilities," Pidot said, alluding to a letter Clarke wrote to The Crimson last month...
Former President Ronald Reagan, 83, announced in an open letter to the public on Saturday that he's in the early stages of Alzheimer's disease, an incurable ailment that causes a progressive loss of mental faculties. Reagan said he and his wife Nancy want to promote public awareness of the disease. "I only wish there was some way I could spare Nancy from this painful experience," he wrote. "When the time comes I am confident that with your help she will face it with faith and courage...