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Howard Education Notes
Howard Community College will hold new-student orientation sessions from 6 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Aug. 18 and from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Aug. 20 at the college's Athletics Center, 10901 Little Patuxent Parkway, Columbia. First-time students are expected to...Tags: Health and Safety at School, Awards and Prizes, Colleges and Universities, Family, Mental Illness
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Tuning in, not out
Timothy Leary is smiling somewhere. More than 40 years after the U.S. government banned hallucinogens - those dangerous hippie indulgences - and scoffed at the Harvard psychologist and anyone else who suggested they might have a legitimate use, federal...Tags: Medical Research, Johns Hopkins University, Addiction, Health Organizations, Timothy Leary
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Review: 'Shoot the Damn Dog' by Sally Brampton
Los Angeles TimesSHOOT THE DAMN DOG: A Memoir of Depression, by Sally Brampton. W.W. Norton, 326 pp., $23.95. Here's what I love about this book: the absolute physicality of the depression that gripped Sally Brampton - literally by the throat; what Freud called...Tags: Animal Science, Health Treatments, Therapies, Mental Illness
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Account exceeds FDIC insurance limits? Try using CDARS
A good way to insure large deposits In these turbulent times in the financial markets, nothing is risk-free. Except for bank deposits that don't exceed FDIC insurance limits, that is. The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. insures individual depositors for...Tags: Life Time Fitness Incorporated, Dick's Sporting Goods Incorporated, Obesity, General Mills Incorporated, NVIDIA Corporation
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Knowing who killed a loved one is justice
Philip Lerman, former co-executive producer of "America's Most Wanted," is the author of the memoir "Dadditude," just released in paperback.The last sound my parents heard was the glass smashing against the wall, and the slam of the front door. My stepsister Jackie, in a schizophrenia-fueled rage, had picked up the nearest object and flung it across the room before running off again, as...Tags: Newport News (Newport News, Virginia), Vehicles, Family, Murder, Mental Illness
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Raising voices on Alzheimer's
The Associated PressDon Hayen has a handy way of deflecting the instant pity that comes when he reveals his Alzheimer's disease: "But I haven't lost my keys all day," he quickly jokes. Hayen is part of a growing new movement in Alzheimer's: Patients diagnosed early enough...Tags: Diseases, Alzheimer's Disease, Lobbying, Research, Mental Illness
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'Cash Cab' won't take contestants for a ride
Special to The TimesTHERE ARE 13,000 cabs in New York City. Only one has a game show inside. Discovery Channel's "Cash Cab" is a back-to-basics quiz program that invites unsuspecting passengers to buckle up and play along, paying hard cash to answer not-so-hard questions on...Tags: Television Industry, TiVo Inc., Starbucks Corporation, Mental Illness
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People: Celebrity news items
A new book examining Nelson Mandela's life launched Saturday in Johannesburg, South Africa, with a feast that included everything from the spaghetti casserole he was brought in jail to the soured milk he longed for while living underground. After all,...Tags: Eating Disorders, Jada Pinkett Smith, Bruce Springsteen, Will Smith, Fourth of July
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The sad saga of a soldier from Long Island
martin.evans@newsday.comThe March 2003 image became one of the most iconic of the U.S. invasion of Iraq: that of a bespectacled American soldier carrying an Iraqi child to safety. The photograph of Army Pfc. Joseph Dwyer, who was raised in Mount Sinai, was used by news outlets...Tags: Veterans Affairs, Armed Forces, People, Christianity, Michael Wilson
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Turns out that foreclosures aren't child's play either
United Feature SyndicateWASHINGTON—Everyone realizes the price of foreclosure can be staggering. A recent report by the Joint Economic Committee of Congress pegs the average at nearly $78,000 per house—and that doesn't count the human component. Take kids, for...Tags: Loans, Mortgages, Financial and Business Services, Chicago Mortgages, National Government
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