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...action was taken by the House of Representatives only. Therefore, the sub-headline “We applaud Congress’ decision to cut interest rates on federal student loans” is misleading. The editorial does not clear up the distinction. According to the Chronicle of Higher Education (Section: Government & Politics, Volume 53, Issue 21, Page A24), the Senate may take up the matter in February. Until the resolution is passed in both chambers and then reconciled, Congress has not actually lowered the interest rate...
...offer some without age restriction. Something we started in the past few years was multigenerational communities with one section open to any age, so you might not have children living right next door that might be noisy but you have the ability to be close to family...
...wheat with the chaff. Indeed, the metaphorical couch is gaining favor over pills as the main tool of treatment for many conditions, with training institutions recently increasing their emphasis on psychotherapy. "We really want to get the balance right," says Charles Le Feuvre, chair of the r.a.n.z.c.p.'s Psychotherapy Section, "and it may indeed be the case that things have gone too far away from psychotherapy. It's important that the psychiatrist continues to try to be a humanist as well as a scientist...
...inside a media experience instead of just watching one creates a deeper sense of presence,” he said. The academic discussion of video games has even surfaced in one departmental course this spring. Mark C. Szigety, a doctoral candidate at the Harvard Business School, is teaching a section of the Economics 970 sophomore tutorial titled “Child’s Play No Longer: The Grown-Up Economics of Video Games.” “There were a lot of managerial and economic topics that were relevant to the evolution of the [video game] industry...
...However, the rise of the self-help trade has infected other genres of books.Inspiration-fused memoirs such as “Tuesdays with Morrie” or more recently “The Pursuit of Happyness” may not live in the advice section of the bookstore, but their didactic message and lack of ambiguity are strikingly similar to that “The Six Pillars of Self-Esteem.” It’s undeniable that there’s something alluring about a book where the message is clear and easy; the danger is when...