Word: treatments
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...treatment of the crime by the Ad Board must also be questioned. There are many things that we don't know about the case, but we do know that the three students were told they would not be allowed to row this semester. This seems like a remarkably lenient punishment for immature and potentially dangerous behavior. Also, unlike the few Ad Board cases that are known, these students have not been immediately removed, and the privilege of staying at Harvard to finish this semester only further clouds the justification of this so-called "punishment...
...very real way, rugby helped to save my life," Rifkin said in a recent interview. "Going to every treatment with it in mind that I wanted to go to practice in a few days really helped see me through this...
...ridiculous charge, she thought. Why couldn't everyone realize that Vili had come on to her for months? But Dave and his wife Susan were friends from the neighborhood, good people who assured her that Dave had obtained a good deal--a few months in jail, then a treatment program for "sex offenders." Another annoying term, Mary thought. She was still imagining a life with all five of her kids together as a family. She and Steve would divorce, but perhaps she and Vili--a sensitive, dreamy soul who had, to her surprise, become the love of her life--could...
...approved, wrongly thinking she would quickly change to lithium, another medication used to treat bipolar disorder--and started telling friends that she and Vili were truly in love. "Since when do people who love each other have to defend it?" she would ask. She quarreled with her court-approved treatment counselor, Terry Copeland, who in 15 years had never seen a sex offender in his care return to prison for committing another sex offense. He has counseled more than...
...York Times story on Dr.Judah Folkman's research into a technique for killing cancer tumors has sparked widespread dramatic coverage in the media, but TIME medical writer Christine Gorman is paying attention to a different angle: Always ask, she says, who benefits from early media reports of a cancer-treatment breakthrough...