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...choice to serve as a low-paid Governor instead of cashing in on his Yale law degree at a big-money law firm. And Hillary Clinton is stubborn and tends to hold on to causes, both winning and losing ones, long after others have given up on them. This trait can be seen in her crusade on behalf of America's children as well as in her tenacity in the health-care debate. CATHY BOGGS Santa Barbara, California Via E-mail...
Perhaps the most widely heard of mental illness is schizophrenia. This is a psychosis-related illness. Its most common trait is that a person becomes overtaken by hallucinations. One out of every 100 people is stricken by schizophrenia. Furthermore, schizophrenia strikes without warning to people generally between the ages...
...favor of those who needed the class to fill a Core requirement. The situation was eventually resolved, but only after much confusion and hair-pulling. At times, the SCCP seems more intent on perpetuating its own existence than on providing an effective Core program. Conservatism is a bad trait for educators to harbor...
Student leaders mention Lewis' directness, but don't consider it quite so positive a trait...
...think he was blunt. I don't think he was always honest," Pan says. "I don't think being dishonest is a unique trait among Harvard administrators. He was more blunt, but he wasn't any more honest or dishonest. I appreciated his bluntness...