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...Jonge thought he had the guts for this game. A 53-year-old psychiatrist from Amstelveen, the Netherlands, he started investing in stocks in the waning days of the bull market in 2000. "I even started placing puts and calls for a while," he says, referring to sophisticated - and risky - financial tools favored by active traders. Even as the market tumbled from there, de Jonge kept his nerve and stayed in stocks. But the latest round of sell-offs, which brought Dutch shares back down to 1997 prices, has him fed up. "I'm going back to bonds...
...spare church cellar, plotting and testifying under flickering institutional lights. First up is a man in a gray suit. "If the church were a business," he says, "the hiring manager would be out of a job, and the CEO would be on the next boat out." Next comes a psychiatrist, who calls the Roman Catholic Church a dysfunctional family. Then a theology student, then a young father, then the mother of an abused boy and, finally, Marie Darcy. Darcy has 10 children back home in Merrimack, N.H., but left them tonight to conspire with the Catholic lay group Voice...
Waller had strong interests in the civil rights movement, inspired by her two famous grandparents, Meta Warrick Fuller, a black sculptor, and Solomon Carter Fuller, the first black psychiatrist in the United States...
...case against Ellsberg was dismissed in 1973, after it was revealed that Nixon aides had broken into the office of Ellsberg’s psychiatrist in an effort to discredit...
Cardinal Keeler's reply leaned heavily on the fact that the board had not seen a psychiatrist's "confidential report" offering assurances that Blackwell was no risk for "any...syndrome which might indicate him to be a threat to minors." Nor, Cardinal Keeler continued, "did you have the benefit of meeting with Father Blackwell personally or knowing of the support system that awaited him." He described Blackwell as "humbled" at their encounters. He congratulated the board on keeping the archdiocese "open and accountable"--but rejected its advice...