Word: ued
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Marjeanne Collins, U. Penn's student health assistant director, told the Daily Pennsylvanian--the university student paper--that the survey also probably underestimates the extent of the disorder on campus because afflicted students are the least likely to respond to the questionaire...
Elizabeth D. Babcock, head of the Clinics Managers Office at Harvard's University Health Service, said that Bulimia is a "major problem" at Harvard as well, but she estimates that it is "not nearly as serious as the survey suggests U. Penn's problem...
However, Randolph Katlin Jr., Chief of Psychiatry at UHS, said that although there have been no university efforts to survey female undergraduates, the disorder "may well be as prevalent at Harvard as at U.-Penn...
Franklin Roosevelt's efforts to get the U.S. prepared for war form a bright page in his history, but at the time they were bitterly opposed by many Americans who did not understand the approaching catastrophe. Dwight Eisenhower sent U-2 planes over the Soviet Union because he realized our first line of defense was information. When a U-2 was shot down in 1960, exposing the gigantic spy scheme, he was bitterly condemned by some for unnecessary provocation. The longer view now hails his foresight and courage...
American researchers who have been involved in a Soviet-U.S. medical exchange program that has been going on since 1972 generally give the Moscow institute and its researchers high marks. Others have some reservations. George Washington University Internist William Knaus, author of Inside Russian Medicine, says of the center, "Individual projects might be comparable, but overall it would not compare with Stanford, the University of Texas, Harvard or the Mayo Clinic...