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Five years ago, former Crimson editorial chair Sarah J. Schaffer ’97 wrote her final article as an executive for The Crimson under this headline. The phrase was taken from a quote in The Crimson’s first editorial in 1873, which stated, “I won’t philosophize. I will be read.” While The Crimson has changed in many ways in the last five years—moving from a subscription-based service to free distribution to students, creating an award-winning online presence, and working diligently to diversify...
...James M. Schaffer...
Devotees say labyrinths offer peace, comfort from grief--and sometimes better health. "We know now that nurturing a person's emotional and spiritual side is a key part of the healing process," says Greg Schaffer, president of Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center in Baltimore, Md., who last summer helped install a now popular garden labyrinth on campus...
...being overzealous. His 34-count indictment of Espy for allegedly accepting illegal gifts and gratuities ended in acquittal. And those he gathered in his net along the way - lobbyist James Lake, Espy aide Ron Blackley, farmer Keith Mitchell, longtime Espy friend and lobbyist Richard Douglas, Tyson Foods official Archie Schaffer and others - are now free and clear...
Studies also show that males act very differently from females when it comes to suicide. Attempts are common among girls, but completion is quite rare. "Boys are five times as likely to commit suicide, and they're much less likely to talk about it," says psychiatrist David Schaffer, president of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. "If a boy talks about suicide, that statistically carries a far higher risk of some tragedy occurring than when a girl does...