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Familial dysautonomia is a rare recessive genetic disorder that results from improper development of the autonomic nervous system. This means that Avigail’s body cannot perform many involuntary nervous responses??such as swallowing, blinking, or turning off adrenaline production if she gets upset—and she does not feel visceral pain. Any time Avigail is distressed, the failure of her nervous system to properly regulate hormones, like adrenaline, puts her at risk for going into a life-threatening dysautonomic crisis...
...area.” Ury is a former Crimson associate magazine editor. George J.J. Hayward ’11, a Currier House Undergraduate Council representative, solicited e-mail responses immediately after the budget cut announcements from students in the Quad. Within 48 hours he had received over 300 responses??that totalled 75 pages—from Quad residents, he said. Hayward, who says he has surveyed Quad residents in the past, said this issue had the most response of any he had seen. From the responses Hayward said he found several overarching themes. “Theme number...
...down at the Greenhouse Café, another thick biddy caught my eye. Knowing the importance of safety schools, I sent some garlic knots her way. No response. Whatever dude, it’s just Board Plus. As I asked Milosz about My Angel, he shot back one word responses??as is his people’s custom. Although he kept coming back to “the Famine,” the words “lady,” “yoga,” and “yes” kept popping...
...hiccups,” teams try to respond not with the most accurate or effective answer, but the one most common answer, which in this case is “Scare the person.” A group of Harvard kids are not indicative of home-spun average responses??I knew we were probably screwed, but I was strangely undeterred. We spent the weeks leading up to the show trying to recalibrate our thought patterns to fit those of the elusive average American. By the time my plane landed in Los Angeles, I felt just like the gosh...
...Gerber added that the committee staff is now in the middle of analyzing the responses??which were received early last spring—and said they will likely not finish until early next year...