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...bending and breaking the truth on a regular, routine basis," which accompanies addiction to drugs and alcohol. Frey wrote a book to help people. By sharing his arduous journey through hell, he thought he might prevent others from doing the same. His book inspires and helps millions. I was upset by the critical tone of your article. Niels van der Kloot Rotterdam A Not-So-Super U.S.? Michael Elliott's column, "Be Careful What You Wish For" [Jan 23], referred to a new book by political scientist Michael Mandelbaum in which the author argues that the U.S. has provided...
...unlikely that the authors wanted to upset anyone. Murray, a clinical psychologist, is jovial and courteous in a professorial way; Fortinberry, a therapist, exudes warmth but also a fragility that betrays her long struggle with depression, won but not forgotten. Though they're blunt about the consequences of poor parenting, they don't criticize parents. "We live in a society in which damage is rampant," says Fortinberry, "in which it's impossible to bring up kids the way we're meant to bring up kids...
...assuming Harvard beats Brown and Penn. “Beating Yale and Columbia was a big step towards the Ivy championship,” Hagamen said. “Today was a big step towards the Ivy season.” “It was a big upset for Harvard to win,” Austin agreed. “It was a great meet.” —Staff writer Malcom A. Glenn can be reached at mglenn@fas.harvard.edu...
...them,” Cornell forward Jason Hartford said of Stehle and Cusworth. “That’s what we tried doing all night, [and it] paid off down the stretch.”Even with the three foul-outs, coach Sullivan and the players were most upset with the call that gave the ball back to Cornell with 13 seconds to play. With Beal holding the ball for junior guard Jim Goffredo in the attempt to set up a last-second isolation, Big Red guard Graham Dow stepped up to contest the transaction. The ball was knocked...
...continue that trend in the coming weeks. For the first time in program history, Harvard advanced to the semifinals of the ITA National Indoor Championships, held in Madison, Wisconsin. The tournament, which featured 16 of the nation’s top teams, was a thriller for Harvard, which upset No. 6 Georgia and No. 16 Texas Christian University by 4-3 scores to reach the Final Four. Though top-ranked Stanford ended Harvard’s unprecedented run with a 5-0 win, the squad returned home with a positive outlook. “Now that we have two great...