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...last year, Harvard has pretended to address issues of student mental health and binge drinking and yet has fizzled plans for a student center and left space in the Square in financial reach of only banks and bars. Without anywhere to sit with even a cup of coffee at 1 a.m., it’s hardly surprising that students end up either at Brother Jimmy’s or bonding over a bottle of scotch. Or simply sitting in their dorm rooms, depressed that there’s nothing...
...Dean of Undergraduate Education was merged with his current position of Dean of the College, a move designed to consolidate responsibility for undergraduate education, extracurricular and residential life under one person. Since then, Gross has hired or announced plans to hire administrators charged with overseeing sexual assault response, mental health, alcohol and social life...
...driven by a genuinely idealistic pragmatism, and by forging legislative coalitions of the willing, King actually accomplished dramatic change, and emerged among the nation’s most progressive governors—totally rebuilding mental health and corrections systems, instituting “e-government” to improve state services, doubling his state’s commitment to research and development, and adding more land to conservation than had ever been donated in Maine history...
DIED. JULIUS AXELROD, 92, Nobel-prizewinning neuroscientist whose research helped steer the study and treatment of mental states into the field of brain chemistry; in Rockville, Md. Early in his career, Axelrod helped identify the pain reliever acetaminophen (Tylenol is a popular brand) before moving on to his signature work, which led to the development of the class of antidepressants that includes Prozac and Zoloft...
...that the General is recovering and could be released in the next few days, and a statement issued by the hospital says that he has recovered consciousness and mobility and is no longer in critical condition; however, if there were even remotely-pondered questions of Pinochet’s mental capacity to stand trial before, there absolutely are now. When an 89-year-old suffers a stroke, former dictator or otherwise, there is serious cause for concern. According to the American Stroke Association, 19 percent of stroke sufferers suffer aphasia (trouble speaking or understanding the speech of others...