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...time of great public trauma for me hewrote me out of the blue a lovely letter ofsupport," Gomes said. "He gave me courage...
...refusal to acknowledge that any claim to rights must be accompanied by attendant responsibilities, women like Koestner are to an extent complicit in their dilemma. They do a severe disservice to those women who are raped and assaulted by strangers. Am I discounting date-rape as a legitimate trauma? No. I certainly appreciate that date rape is traumatic and that being violated by someone who is known to you can be just as painful, but it is more readily avoidable...
...such actions, L.D.I. offers an impressive range of free and low-cost services. It provides lawyers with professional quality ads and brochures to attract clients. It claims to have 500 expert witnesses on call to testify about everything from retained fetal parts-one type of abortion malpractice-to "postabortion trauma,'' a form of emotional harm that L.D.I. lawsuits hope to establish in case law. Life Dynamics also offers the services of 8,000 "Spies for Life"-moles who use a variety of methods to collect information about abortion clinics. L.D.I. has a computer data base on abortion providers...
...people say that E.R. makes them yearn for the trauma unit; none say that the show made them become pre-med. But Bryan A. Henry, '95, admits that the show re-affirms his lifelong desire to become a doctor. "There are some things in E.R. that definitely make me excited to get on within the medical career. You see the major decisions [doctors] have to make, but it also opens your eyes to the other side, the huge responsibility that they have." Tattenbaum, a very humanities, social-science-oriented student says that the show does make her think about becoming...
...aimed at denying education and health services to undocumented immigrants, is seen as an exercise in ethnic cleansing. ``History is taught one way in Mexico and another way in the U.S.,'' says former Public Education Secretary Jose Angel Pescador Osuna, consul in Los Angeles. ``It is our psychological trauma that the U.S. robbed us. But in the U.S. textbooks portray Mexicans as bandits who invaded Texas...