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...claim to feel great but look disheveled and despondent in person. In an extreme case, notes Russ Newman, executive director of the American Psychological Association, a person could be talking to the online therapist while pointing a gun at his head; a dismissive comment from the therapist might just prompt the person to pull the trigger...
...quickly from set to set. Each band played up to a half-hour of selections. With a range that spanned from noise rock to soul classics, it would have been impossible to compare the bands on their relative musical "merit." Instead, it seems that audience response determined the judges' prompt verdict. The Battle's champion was 98%, whose covers of "Soul Man" and "That's the Way I Like It" created a flood of dancing bodies, which ran up the aisles and swept chairs out of the way. Shame on the audience for holding onto their inhibitions until the very...
...only the essential information needed to treat the individual and not the specific details of how this occurred and who was involved in order to strongly encourage and support students' moral obligation to assist other students and to be viewed as the safe and reasonable resource to provide prompt assistance with these issues...
...Epstein's article, "Ignorance Can Be Lethal" (April 30) focuses much needed attention on the serious issue of obtaining essential medical assessment of a student or guest who presents a severe and potentially life threatening level of intoxication. The scenario described indicated a need for prompt intervention. A call to HUHS's 24-Hour Emergency line at 495-5711 would have provided advice and confidential help. HUHS's primary concern is the safety and well-being of the student or guest and the need to provide timely assessment and intervention in order to support recovery and avoid grave injury. Clinicians...
...only the essential information needed to treat the individual and not the specific details of how this occurred and who was involved in order to strongly encourage and support students' moral obligation to assist other students and to be viewed as the safe and reasonable resource to provide prompt assistance with these issues. DAVID S. ROSENTHAL '59, M.D. May 3, 1999 The writer is director of Harvard University Health Services...