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The bars near the University of Virginia were packed on graduation day, seniors in billowing black gowns drinking away their final few hours before entering the real world. It was 7 a.m.
Waiters and bartenders, many of whom had worked until the Saturday night shift ended a few hours earlier, shuttled pitchers of Bloody Marys, mimosas and manmosas (beer, vodka and orange juice) and poured round after round of shots: cinnamon fireballs, Southern Comfort with lime, and straight tequila.
"Sweet Caroline" blared as sorority sisters in flip-flops danced and sipped mixed drinks at the Virginian. At the Biltmore, the bouncer waved in anyone wearing commencement garb. The Pigeon Hole put out a chalkboard sign that originally read "Graduate in style!" but someone had crossed out "in style" and written "under the influence!"
At Trinity Irish Pub, students crammed onto a balcony that provided the perfect spot to look for friends and snap photos. Below, dozens more gathered on a patio, drinking on who-knows-whose bill.
"Our tab is already $400!" one student excitedly announced from atop a black metal chair at about 8:20 a.m., with another solid hour left before they were due at the ceremony. One of his friends smirked: "It's not $500 yet?"
A 21-year-old double-major wearing a wrinkled blue button-down under his black gown defended this scene as he drank a mimosa from a plastic cup. Soon his other hand was filled with a cheap shot of vodka, bringing him to at least half a dozen drinks in less than two hours - not that he was counting.
"All of us have jobs. All of us have real majors. None of us got majors like psychology," he said. "This is out of character, even for us. We are getting it out of our systems now, and then we will go into the real world."
But, would his parents approve of him stumbling through this symbolic day?
"I told my parents what I was doing, and they were like, 'YOLO,' " he said with a laugh. He paused before seriously requesting that his name and identifying characteristics not appear in any article a future employer might read.
"YOLO" - you only live once - is often uttered by college students as they shrug and do something they normally wouldn't do, such as drinking until they black out, experimenting with drugs or trying a new sexual experience.
This fall's freshmen likely will find that the higher education tradition of excessive alcohol consumption is alive and well, but there are new variables: Energy drink mixers keep students awake and drinking longer. A historically high number of students legally take prescribed antidepressants and other psychiatric drugs, which can be dangerous when mixed with booze.
Today's college students, who were mostly born in the early 1990s, have cellphone cameras and social media accounts that allow for the sharing of every embarrassing turn of a disastrous night. That can lead to a painful tarnishing of reputations or the celebration of reckless behavior. And news of the latest drinking trends spreads quickly on the Web. Those trends have colored perceptions of college students, but are they that much wilder than their parents were?
The scholarly standard for "too much" was long ago set at five drinks or more at least once in a two-week period. For three decades, that national binge drinking rate has hovered around 40 percent.
But college officials - the ones tasked with making sure students don't hurt themselves or others - aren't necessarily worried about the bulk of those students. They are concerned about the students who go out every night of the week or have dozens of drinks each month, those who occasionally drink heavily but with a lower tolerance. They worry about the black-out drunks. The violent drunks. Those who turn to alcohol and drugs instead of seeking counseling.
Alcohol is a common theme in nearly all student problems, including faltering grades, fights, injuries, suicide attempts, mental-health issues and sexual assaults. A serious drinking problem could go undiagnosed for years in an environment where heavy drinking is considered the norm. These students face a more difficult path to graduation, as they are more likely to skip class, get in trouble or not study. And if they do graduate, the transition to a working world with set hours can be difficult.
"A lot of students do grow out of it," said Susan Bruce, director of the U-Va. Center for Alcohol and Substance Education, "but there's really no way to predict which ones will and which ones won't."
U-Va. has tracked student drinking rates since the 1960s. The heaviest drinking was back in the 1970s and '80s, when parents of today's students would have been enrolled, Bruce said. The rate is now in line with national averages.
U-Va. has seen subtle growth at the two poles: students who don't or hardly drink, and those who are extreme drinkers. This trend is playing out at other universities, prompting a shift in educational messaging.
Colleges have been under pressure to keep students safe since the early 1980s, when the national drinking age was increased to 21, making it illegal for half of the undergraduate population to drink. Many schools shut down campus pubs and forbid alcohol in dorms and sorority and fraternity houses.
Lawsuits and deaths pushed some schools to crack down. Students are now routinely patrolled, busted and punished by local police, campus police, "party patrol" crews that roam student neighborhoods, school judicial boards and even parents, who at a growing number of schools are now contacted when their child has any alcohol infraction. As a result, parties moved off campus.
In 2008, 130 college presidents voiced support for the Amethyst Initiative, which stated that a legal drinking age of 21 has created "a culture of dangerous, clandestine 'binge-drinking' - often conducted off-campus."
In recent years, some administrators have adopted this attitude: If students are going to drink, let them do it safely. More schools have amnesty policies for students who seek help for a friend who might have alcohol poisoning. Some schools have reopened campus pubs, serve wine in the dining halls or allow over-21 students to drink in on-campus apartments.
At U-Va., it has been difficult for several waves of administrators to chip away at drinking traditions. At the annual Foxfield horse races, students start drinking in the morning and go all day. At the historic Lawn, students get bombed, strip and streak naked. And there's the "fourth-year fifth," when some fourth-year students try to finish a fifth before kickoff at the final home football game. In 1997, a senior honors student died after drinking heavily and falling down stairs.
"This is a very dangerous decision," U-Va. President Teresa Sullivan wrote in a letter to students. "A fifth of 80-proof liquor (17 drinks) can kill you."
U-Va. alcohol educators have suggested ways to make the tradition safer, such as splitting a bottle between friends, subbing in wine or spreading the drinking across a weekend. But the tradition continues.
It doesn't help that U-Va. is frequently named one of the top party schools in the nation. Incoming students arrive with the notion that everyone drinks heavily, and some older students feel a responsibility to keep the reputation going.
At a formal awards ceremony during graduation weekend, a top senior leader gave this shout-out: "Thank you, Forbes, ABC, Buzzfeed, Playboy and the other publications that spotlighted our school's achievements in your rankings." He was interrupted by laughter and applause, then continued: "You reassured us that we're the best school in the world."
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WASHINGTON — No one ever said covering the most powerful man in the world would be cheap. But given how the White House has treated the traveling press lately, some journalists are wondering whether covering President Barack Obama on the road is worth the enormous investment.
News organizations whose reporters hitched a ride on Air Force One to cover President Obama's trip to Florida over the Presidents' Day weekend will pay about $3,500 for the three-day journey once all the bills — air and ground transportation, hotels and food — are counted up.
The money didn't buy much, however. The White House Correspondents' Association lodged a formal protest with White House officials last week after reporters were barred from seeing any part of Obama's activities, including a round of golf with Tiger Woods. Obama spoke with reporters on the trip home, but only on an off-the-record basis, meaning none of what he said could be reported.
With media outlets under increasing financial pressure, some question whether routine presidential trips provide much bang for the buck — or rather, millions of bucks, which is what it costs some news outlets to keep up with Obama throughout the year.
The steep cost of following the president here and there has led many news organizations to cut back their travel. Among those that have dropped regular reporting trips: Time magazine, whose former White House correspondent, Jay Carney, now serves as Obama's press secretary.
Some reporters suggest that traveling with the president has a limited upside, anyway. For one thing, many reporters don't get much more than a glimpse of the president during his trips. They have to rely on the same "pool" reports that journalists back home receive at the same time that they do. (Pool reports are dispatches to the press corps from reporters designated to attend events that can accommodate only a limited number.) Under strictly observed rules, only the wire services can break news ahead of the distribution of the pool report to everyone else. The wire services enjoy this privilege because they cover the president on every trip.
Even if something happened to Obama, "we wouldn't be able to report it for our own [outlets] until the pool report is sent out by the White House to the [full] White House press corps," grumbled one White House reporter, who asked not to be named because he was not authorized to speak on his employer's behalf.
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The president's Florida sojourn was relatively inexpensive, as such trips go. The White House Office, which arranges reporters' travel, said last week that a charter flight to Newport News, Va., for a presidential speech on Tuesday would cost reporters between $1,300 and $4,300, depending on which carrier was selected and how many reporters signed up. Reporters voted for a second option for the 340-mile round trip — a chartered bus, costing about $60 per person.
A three-day trip in October by the president to California (for fundraising) and to Ohio (for a campaign speech) cost media organizations $33,022.86 for each person they sent, according to The Washington Post's billing records.
A presidential visit to Thailand, Burma and Cambodia in November may have been the most expensive yet. With multiple legs, lodging and food, news organizations wound up paying nearly $35,000 per head, according to The Post's records. Some reporters saved about half the cost of the trip by taking commercial flights to Thailand, boarding the official press plane only while traveling within Asia.
Only a handful of news organizations — typically, the major wire services, the TV networks and the New York Times and The Post — regularly send a reporter along with the president now. Others take what some wags call the Expedia Option (after the travel-booking Web site), picking their trips based on cost and perceived news value.
But knowing which might produce the most news is pure guesswork. "We just don't have a theory," says Ben Smith, editor of Buzzfeed, a Web site that assigned reporters to travel with the president during the campaign. "We are still figuring out which ones are worth it."
The Wall Street Journal's Washington bureau chief, Gerald Seib, said his paper decided not to send a reporter to cover Obama's golf vacation. "If a trip is designed to be non-newsworthy, with no prospect of access, we'll take a pass, " he said. But "when the president is doing the president's business, our inclination is to be there." Added Seib, "You do wonder at times, is this worth it?"
In fact, important news can break out at any time, even during nominal "down" times on the road for the president. In December 2009, while Obama was on vacation in Hawaii, a Nigerian man attempted to blow up a Detroit-bound jetliner with explosives concealed in his underwear. During another presidential vacation in August 2011, the uprising in Libya came to a head.
"All of these trips are important because you don't know what hasn't happened yet," said Cameron Barr, The Post's national editor. News organizations "have to balance the cost of not being with the president and missing something important."
Even when news doesn't happen, reporters can gain valuable insights about the president and his administration by traveling with him and his staff, said David Leonhardt, the New York Times' Washington bureau chief. "Yes, [these trips] are expensive," he added. "But we still think they're worth it."
By far, the most costly part of presidential press is airfare, particularly the special charter planes that reporters take. The charters are hired by the White House Office based on a competitive bid that is approved by members of the White House Correspondents' Association. Most of the eye-popping cost of the trip to Asia in November was for passage on Air Force One and the chartered press jet; The Post paid $31,717 for its seats on the two planes during that trip. (The White House Office charges the media the same for either plane).
Why so expensive? Among other reasons, the press charters carry relatively light loads (often 30 or 40 people compared with 150 for a commercial flight), according to a charter-company executive. The private jets also operate on irregular schedules and fly "dead legs" — that is, empty — en route to picking up passengers. In addition, press charters have more elaborate food and beverage offerings than commercial flights and greater security constraints than regularly scheduled planes, said the executive, who asked not to be named because his company is a contender for White House contracts.
Since the cost of the charter flight is split among all of the people on it, news organizations wind up paying more when others decide not to go. In other words, when others deem a trip too expensive, it gets more expensive for everyone else.
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Although the White House Correspondents' Association didn't mention the cost of covering the president in its complaint last week after the Florida golf outing, Ed Henry, the group's president, said the issue has come up in the past. "It costs some of our [news] organizations millions of dollars a year to cover the president," said Henry, speaking as head of the WHCA, not in his role as Fox News's White House correspondent. "Would we like to find ways to make it more economical and efficient? Yes, we would."
During long trips abroad, for example, the correspondents association has asked the White House for more background briefings from Obama's top advisers and traveling staff members. "We think it's appropriate, given the huge sacrifice of traveling all around the world . . . to get a little something extra on the road," he said.
By the end of last week, Henry said the WHCA's complaint about access may have gotten some attention at the White House. In an unusual move, Obama took a question from the media during an Oval Office visit on Friday by Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe — a small sign of progress, according to Henry.
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WILMINGTON, North Carolina – Michael Bass knocked out three hits and drove in five runs while Kelly Secrest tossed five strong innings of relief as UNCW raced past William & Mary, 11-4, in Colonial Athletic Association baseball action on Saturday at Brooks Field.
The Seahawks (36-16, 17-6) maintained their hold on first place and clinched one of two byes in the upcoming conference championship later this month. The Tribe (32-19, 15-9), meanwhile, dropped back to 2.5 games behind the Seahawks and stayed in second place.
Bass made the most of his final home game at Brooks Field on Senior Day, doubling twice and driving in a career-high five runs. His bases-loaded double in the eighth gave the Seahawks an 8-4 lead after the Tribe plated two runs in the top of the frame to make it a one-run game.
Secrest (3-1) picked up the win tossing the final five innings and allowing two runs on four hits. It was his second relief stint of at least five innings this season.
Jason Inghram (7-5) took the loss for the Tribe, allowing five runs, four earned, on seven hits in five and 1/3 innings.
UNCW's Ryan LaGrange collected three RBI's on two hits, including his fourth homer of the season. Luke Dunlap, and Luis Renvill both added two-hit outings at the plate.
Jackson Shaver and Derek Lowe had two hits apiece as the top four hitting slots of the W&M lineup went 1-for-14 on the afternoon.
Up next: The Seahawks close out their non-conference schedule on May 14 at Coastal Carolina with a 6 p.m. start.
How it happened: UNCW plated single runs in the fourth through sixth innings to take a 5-2 lead. Josh Abshire (1-1, 2 BB, 1 Sac) singled in Matt Keeler, who opened the fourth with a double to left. In the fifth, Bass doubled in Renvill, who singled to lead off the fifth. Finally in the sixth, it was Bass again as he singled with two out to score Abshire, who drew a leadoff walk.
Inside the numbers: UNCW plated five two-out RBI's on the game and went 10-for-22 with runners on base … Bass was 3-for-3 in RBI opportunities … UNCW pitchers held the Tribe to 1-for-7 with RISP … W&M also was just 3for-12 with runners on base … All three RBI's by LaGrange were with two out.
Notes: The Seahawks closed out their home schedule with a 25-9 record … UNCW also improved to 31-1 when leading after seven innings … The Seahawks are now 14-1 versus lefthanded starters … Matt Keeler and Tyler Molinaro extended their hitting streaks to six and five games, respectively … Terence Connelly, meanwhile, has reached base in 22 straight games … He also increased his UNCW freshman record of hit by pitches to 15.
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He found that in identical twins, twin 'A' had the same features as twin 'B': the same mole, the same wrinkle, even the same shape--no matter the years of exercise, beauty routine, or influence from the environment.
"Twins are either exactly the same as each other or near exact mirror copies of each other," Dr. Teplica explains. "There's a chance that all of your anatomy--or a good chunk of your anatomy--is pre-encoded or predetermined by your parents for its exact location."
Another doctor, Dr. Louis Keith, is the founder of The Center for the Study of Multiple Births and was also studied along with his twin brother Donald.
"People don't want to admit that they have no choice about certain things. Our height, our body shape, our skin color, our hair," Dr. Keith explains. "When he showed me the statistics, I had nothing to say other than, 'I'm flabbergasted.'"
On the Keith twins, who live in different cities, body markings show how each feature--each crease, each mole--is identical or a mirror copy of the other.
Dr. Teplica says people should no longer feel pressured to change features that we're going to be stuck with anyway.
"To do protein powders and Creatin or steroids or to spend a lot of money on a trainer who can't necessarily get rid of your love handles….burn your money doing something else you can enjoy or find a surgeon you can trust," says Dr. Teplica.
Dr. Teplica says he will continue to discover new things about humans with the help of twins and it turns out, he is doubly qualified to do it. His mother told him she miscarried one half of her pregnancy, so he too is a twin.
"It's not just about twins," Dr. Teplica says. "It's about all of us. About how we develop, how we live, and what we can expect in the future."
There are certainly enough twins to study, so the research that is 'double the fun' continues.
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Livorno, located in the center of Tuscany, is the gateway to the glory of Renaissance Florence and Pisa. From the 13th to 16th centuries, this era of creative freedom encouraged the genius of Dante, Donatello, Michelangelo, Giotto, Botticelli, da Vinci, and Machiavelli to create some of the world's most noted masterpieces. Elegant Florence offers the Galleria dell'Accademia, with its iconic masterpiece, Michelangelo's David. The Uffizi is home to the most renowned art gallery in Italy, with representative works by the titan's of Renaissance art. Join us for an excursion to Pisa, and tour the city's beautiful and historic Campo dei Miracoli. Nearby Siena captures the spirit of Medieval Italy and Lucca offers the memorable chance to bicycle through the fragrant Tuscan countryside.
The following Shore Excursions are available for this port on this cruise, and may be reserved beginning 240 days before the cruise begins for guests receiving Concierge amenities, and 180 days before the cruise begins for all other guests. Guests receiving Concierge amenities will receive a 5% discount off of the prices shown below for Regent Choice tours.
Join us for this exclusive full-day tour to Florence's two main museums, Uffizi and Accademia, and a buffet lunch at one of the most exclusive hotels of the city.
Located on the River Arno, Florence, or Firenze, is a true, classic Italian city and the birthplace of the Renaissance. Built around Il Duomo, one of Italy's most fascinating cathedrals, Florence offers some of the most spectacular art museums, architecture and photo opportunities in the world today. Florence's artistic wealth can be attributed to one family in particular; the Medicis. Rulers of the city for over three centuries, they were directly responsible for the cultivation of Renaissance art in Florence, as well as the vast quantity of spectacular buildings that remain standing to this day.
This tour will depart the pier for the drive to Florence, where guests will walk to the Galleria dell'Accademia. Upon arrival, you will find the sheer colossal size of Michelangelo's statue of David to be truly awe-inspiring. Nestled in a vaulted space that permits a free and unencumbered view from all angles, the grandeur of the statue is further enhanced by its turned head and intense gaze. Built by the Medicis in the late-16th century, the Uffizi is home to the most revered picture gallery in Italy, with representative works by the Italian masters Cimabue, Giotto, Duccio, Simone Martini, Masaccio, Paolo Uccello, Piero della Francesca, Filippo Lippi, Botticelli, Leonardo da Vinci, and Michelangelo. You will also see the exquisite works of Flemish, Spanish, Venetian, French, and German artists.
After visiting the two museums, you will enjoy a delicious lunch at the Hotel Savoy or Grand hotel Baglioni. Both properties offer unparalleled luxury and style in the heart of Florence. The venue locations are centrally located in close proximity of the museums and Florence's main fashion streets, making them an ideal base from which to visit the key attractions of this beautiful and historic city.
After your sumptuous repast, some free time will be made in the afternoon to browse the world-class shops of Via Tornabuoni and Via della Vigna Nuova, including Armani, Bulgari, Dolce & Gabbana, Gianni Versace, Gucci, Prada and more.
At the conclusion of your unforgettable day in Florence, you will re-board your coach for the return drive to the pier and ship.
Please note: Guests are encouraged to wear comfortable shoes for this tour which involves an extensive amount of walking. Suitable attire is required to enter churches and monasteries. The Academy of Fine Arts is closed on Mondays. On Sundays, no churches will be visited in the morning. The order of sites visited may vary. During Bank Holidays shops will be closed. This tour is not considered suitable for guests who utilize a wheelchair or guests with mobility concerns.
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Free Unlimited Shore Excursions are for full fare guests only, capacity controlled and subject to availability. Requested excursions may not be available at time of booking. Supplement will apply on Regent Choice excursions (indicated by the above) and excludes Private Arrangements and all Adventures Ashore programs. In order to ensure quality guides and sufficient transportation, we must provide the tour operator with passenger counts at least 36 hours in advance. Therefore no refunds will be given within 36 hours of tour departure for cancellations or no-shows. Please pay special attention to scheduling and tour lengths when booking your shore excursions. In many cases, it is not possible to participate in more than one tour per day in a given port. Tour Departure times are subject to change so please reference your actual tour ticket for the correct departure time. Tours operate rain or shine. Minor children under 18 years of age must be accompanied by a an adult parent or guardian on all shore excursions. Tours require minimum participation levels to operate so please sign up as early as possible. Tours may be cancelled if minimum participation levels are not met. Prices, Itineraries and General Information shore excursion prices are subject to change to meet unexpected cost increases or currency fluctuations. Please consult the Destination Services Desk onboard for information. During local or national holidays, access to certain facilities (such as museums or archaeological sites) may be limited or denied. In such instances, adjustments will be made to minimize inconvenience to guests. Some tours have limited availability. Tours are generally available for reserving 180 days prior to the beginning of a cruise. Please sign up early to avoid disappointment. Regent Seven Seas Cruises reserves the right to require guests to complete a liability waiver for select shore excursions. For more information, please visit the Destination Services Desk onboard.
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Starting a conversation about online degreesPosted: December 16, 2012 Filed under: criminal justice, Uncategorized | Tags: criminal justice, e-learning, online degree 7 Comments
Editor's note:
The author of the abbreviated article below presents his case for enrolling in online degree programs and speaks specifically about online criminal justice programs. Because many of you who read this blog work in criminal justice, I ask you to submit your comments regarding this topic.
A question to get the discussion started:
Compared to traditional criminal justice degree programs, do you think online criminal justice degrees provide a comparable level of preparation for criminal justice careers?
I look forward to your comments.
A case for criminal justice e-learning
By Stephen Strings
A proper education is highly esteemed most anywhere in the world. Attaining a degree is regarded as a major achievement and this creates better chances for you to land a job. However not everybody gets selected in local institutions of higher learning and this has rendered many jobless. The good news is that there is online learning.
How online education is favourable
Online education has many advantages. If you have a job already and wonder if you can enroll in a criminal justice degree successfully and still work, you have nothing to worry about—online degrees are very flexible. Another great advantage is that you get to interact with other people who have different frames of mind and you can challenge yourself.
An online criminal justice degree is good for you because you get to study forensic science criminology and so many other interesting and exciting topics. When you do this online you get to meet people and network which increases your chances of getting a good job. When you take up an online degree, you are taught by staff who are dedicated and the best of the best.
Cross boarders and expand your horizons by enrolling in an online criminal justice degree.
Stephen Strings is a blogger who works for online degrees provider E Degree USA. He loves to write articles and blogs on online education. He has covered a variety of topics like online criminal justice degrees, business degrees and more providing tips and suggestions to students worldwide.
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There are certain disciplines that might lend themselves to online education. I doubt literature is one of them. Perhaps criminal justice is. It would be interesting to hear from readers on this topic.
An Enriching blog, Indeed,
A criminal justice degree, in the present scenario, is the most befitting qualification one can earn to make their way into the crime correction league. Will check for more posts on this topic.
Indeed, online education is favorable for both the working professionals and students who wants to pursue academic and professional courses at a time.
True, online education is definitely much favorable; especially in the case of vocational courses like criminal justice. Great opportunity for freshers and professionals.
Worth-reading article. However, i don think that online criminal justice degree programs proide enough scope for hands-on experience. nd if that happens, i would prefer to call it blended learning. i have also heard that some criminal justice courses are delivered online only. cd u plz come up with a list in your next post? thanks.


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At the height of the Great Depression, the International Ladies Garment Workers Union took to the stage demanding "Sing me a song with social significance," in the Broadway musical revue Pins and Needles. Taking its cue in the surprise hit, this exhibition highlights moments when theatre aspired to be more than entertainment. From conditions in New York City sweatshops, to corruption in post-World War I Berlin, and racial violence in the Jim Crow South, musicals and plays have addressed major societal issues of modern life.
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Young Actor from "Half-Blood Prince" Tragically Killed (Updated)HBP Film
We have some sad news today, regarding a young actor who is due to appear in the upcoming Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince. The Telegraph is reporting that Robert Knox, who plays the part of Ravenclaw student (and Slug Club hopeful) Marcus Belby, has been tragically killed in an incident that took place in London last night. The paper reports that 18 year old Robert Knox went to the aid of his younger brother, and was fatally stabbed in a knife incident in a bar in the Sidcup area near London, England. Police spokesman say "A man aged 21 has been arrested on suspicion of murder. He is being held in custody." CBBC Newsround now has a statement from Warner Bros that echoes our thoughts here at TLC, as it reads "We are all shocked and saddened by this news and at this time our sympathies are with his family." We will continue to follow this story and will update with more when we can.
UPDATE; While news of this story has now been carried world wide- more here in this video report from the AP- you can also read some of the tributes being paid to Robert Knox here in the Guardian. The paper notes the young actor, who had recently signed to reprise his role in "Deathly Hallows," had tributes paid to him from six of the Potter actors. Quotage: "Robert's best friend Nicky Jones, 19, who was stabbed through the hand by one of the knives allegedly used in the fight on Friday, said Robert had only finished filming his part last Tuesday. He said: "Rob loved acting and loved being part of Harry Potter. We used to go to the karaoke nights at the bar and we'd take the mick out of him by announcing 'Good luck in Harry Potter, Rob' and he used to hide. He didn't like it when we went on about his acting.
"He was so good to everyone about it. He took loads of us up the location where they were shooting it, just to show them what it's like," he added. He said that about six cast members of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince had visited the scene of the killing to pay their respects on Saturday night. They had been due to work with him again: according one of Robert's uncles, the teenager was already signed up for the next instalment, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.
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Frazier, S.L., Mehta, T., Hur, K., Atkins, M., & Rusch, D. (2012). Not just a walk in the park:Efficacy to effectiveness for after school programs in communities of concentrated urban poverty. Administration and Policy in Mental Health and Mental Health Services Research. DOI 10.1007/s10488-012-0432-x
Alegría, M., Canino, G., Lai, S., Ramirez, R., Chavez, L., Rusch, D., & Shrout, P. (2004). Understanding caregivers' help-seeking for Latino children's mental health care use. Medical Care, 42, 447-455.
Alegría, M., Vera, M., Shrout, P., Canino, G., Lai, S., Albizu, C., Marín, H., Peña, M., & Rusch, D. (2004). Understanding hard-core drug use among urban Puerto Rican women in high-risk neighborhoods. Addictive Behaviors, 29, 643-664.
Alegría, M., Canino, G., Rios, R., Vera, M., Calderon, J., Rusch, D., & Ortega, A.N. (2002). Inequalities in use of specialty mental health services among Latinos, African Americans, and non-Latino whites. Psychiatric Services, 53, 1547-1555.
Rusch, D., Frazier, S.L, & Atkins, M. (in press). Building capacity within community-based organizations: New directions for mental health promotion for Latino immigrant families in urban poverty. Administration in Mental Health Policy and Mental Health Services Research. DOI: 10.1007/s10488-014-0549-1
Dana Rusch, Ph.D
Visiting Research Assistant Professor
Dr. Rusch has an overarching interest in addressing mental health disparities among ethnic minority youth and families living in urban poverty. Her specific program of research focuses on meeting the mental health needs of youth from Latino immigrant families, with attention to ecological context in the design and implementation of mental health service models. This research aims to build upon community resources and workforce strengths through collaborative partnerships with non-specialty settings (e.g., schools, community-based organizations, after-school programs) and the non-traditional providers that play a critical role in family engagement and advocacy. Through her efforts to design relevant and sustainable mental health services, Dr. Rusch has collaborated with the Chicago Public Schools, the Chicago Park District, and various community-based organizations serving Latino/immigrant families throughout the city.
Dr. Rusch received her B.A. in Psychology from Rutgers University (1999) and her Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from the University of Illinois at Chicago (2011). She completed her pre-doctoral clinical internship in Child Clinical and Pediatric Psychology at Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago (2008-2009) and continued her postdoctoral training at IJR with Dr. Atkins' team at the Center for Community-Based Children's Mental Health Research and Policy . From 2009-2013, she also served as Project Director for an NIMH-funded R01 (PI: S. Frazier) that examined the role of organizational social context on children's mental health promotion through after-school program participation.
Mental health services research for children in urban poverty
Effective models of community-based mental health services for youth from Latino immigrant families
Immigrant family context, acculturative stress, and mental health
Community-Based Participatory Research (CBPR) to build models of mental health promotion for immigrant youth and families
American Psychological Association (APA)
Society of Clinical Child and Adolescent Clinical Psychology (APA Division 53)
Latino Mental Health Providers Network
Partners Achieving Student Success (PASS; PI: M. Atkins & S. Starin)
Children's Mental Health in Urban After- School Programs (Project NAFASI and Leaders@Play; PI: S. Frazier)
The Links Center: Leading Innovations for Neighborhoods, Kids, and Schools (PI: M. Atkins)
Michael J. Schrift, DO, MA
CONTACT INFORMATIONDepartment of Psychiatry
University of Illinois at Chicago
912 South Wood (MC913),
Chicago, Illinois 60612
Office Phone:312-996-6139
Assistant Name: Veronica Lopez
Schrift MJ: Personality Disorders. In: ePocrates Online. British Medical Journal Group, London UK, 2013
Schwarz L, Schrift M, Pliskin N: Forensic neuropsychological evaluations in an academic medical center. J Head Trauma Rehabil. 2009 Mar-Apr;24(2):100-4.
Michael J. Schrift, DO, MA
Director, Neuropsychiatry Program;
Co-Director, Behavioral Neurology and Neuropsychiatry Training Program;
Co-Director, University of Illinois Medical Center Ethics Committee;
Director, ECT Service;
Co-Director, Memory Clinic;
Associate Professor of Clinical Psychiatry
Dr. Michael Schrift is the Director of Behavioral Neurology & Neuropsychiatry in the Department of Psychiatry at UIC. His primary responsibilities include the faciliatation, organization and development of clinical, educational, and training in Behavioral Neurology and Neuropsychiatry at UIC. He completed fellowship training in Neuropsychiatry and Behavioral Neurology and has been involved in the academic teaching of this subject area to medical students, psychiatry and neurology residents and fellows for over 25 years. In addition, Dr. Schrift has graduate training in Neuropsychology and in Bioethics in which he hold a master's degree and has is an Adjunct Associate Professor appointment in Bioethics and Health Policy at the Medical College of Wisconsin where he teaches Neurothics. His clinical duties include actively participating in and administering in outpatient, inpatient and consultative Neuropsychiatry services at the University Medical Center. The program is integrated with the research activities of the Departments of Psychiatry and Neurology as well as Radiology. Dr. Schrift is the Course Director for the M1 Brain and Behavior Course. The teaching and training of medical students, residents in neurology and psychiatry, fellows, and post-doctoral psychologists is central to his duties and responsibilities.
Neuropsychiatry/Behavioral Neurology; Bioethics/Neuroethics
Neuroethics Society
American Society of Bioethics and Humanities
American Neuropsychiatric Association
Society for Behavioral and Cognitive Neurology
Chicago Medical Society
Illinois State Medical Society
Development of Memory Disorder Clinic
Marissa Feldman, Ph.D.
CONTACT INFORMATIONDepartment of Psychiatry
University of Illinois at Chicago
8th Floor,
912 South Wood Street
Chicago, IL 60612
Office Phone: 312-355-3795
Feldman, M., Ojanen, T., Gesten, E., Smith-Schrandt, H., Totura, C., Brannick, M., Alexander, L., Scanga, D., & Brown, K (accepted). The effects of middle school bullying and victimization on adjustment through high school: Growth modeling of achievement, school attendance, and disciplinary trajectories. Psychology in the Schools.
Smith-Schrandt, H., Ojanen, T., Gesten, E., Feldman, M., & Calhoun, C. (2011). Beyond situational ambiguity in peer conflict: Unique and combined effects of cues from an antagonist and a best friend. Child Development, 82, 1921-1937.
Feldman, M., Storch, E., & Murphy, T. (2011). Application of habit reversal training for the treatment of tics in early childhood: A case study. Clinical Case Studies, 10, 173-183.
Marissa Feldman, Ph.D.
Visiting Assistant Professor
Dr. Feldman is a pediatric psychologist who works with youth diagnosed with chronic illness and helps children and their families cope with diagnosis, adjust to complex treatment regimens and improve quality of life. She works closely with multiple medical subspecialty clinics including endocrinology, neurology, hematology, and oncology. She has a special interest in pediatric diabetes and is a member of the Pediatric Diabetes Team at Children's Hospital University of Illinois (CHUI). As part of this multidisciplinary treatment team, Dr. Feldman also collaborates on clinical research. Specifically, she has an interest in examining psychosocial factors that contribute to positive youth development in the context of chronic illness.
Dr. Feldman received her doctoral degree in clinical psychology at the University of South Florida. She completed her predoctoral internship and postdoctoral fellowship at Ann and Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago (formerly Children's Memorial Hospital).
Coping with chronic illness; diabetes; treatment adherence; psychosocial factors contributing to positive youth development (including parenting and peer relationships)
American Psychological Association
American Diabetes Association
Family-based lifestyle program for health behavior change
Normal Development Video Series
Geraldine ("Geri") Fox MD, MHPE, FAACAP
Normal Development Video Series:
A Longitudinal Stimulus Video Curriculum Resource for Educators
by Geri Fox, M.D.
Professor of Clinical Psychiatry
University of Illinois at Chicago/Institute for Juvenile Research
Bring your teaching to life!
Video Introduction and Sample Video Clips
From Normal Development in the First Ten Years of Life:
Clip 2 - 2 weeks: excerpt from Brazelton's Neonatal Behavioral Assessment Scale:
Suggested discussion points:
- Discuss various primitive reflexes shown in this clip: toe grasp, clonus, tone, incurvation, crawling, walking, weight-bearing. Note head control.
- Some reflexes extinguish with development (only returning in pathological states), others persist.
Clip 7 - 10 ½ months: 11 ½ month old boy takes ball from Sarah; she gets it back
Suggested discussion points:
– social communication, aggression, frustration, competition, negotiation, conflict resolution between infants.
– difference in temperament between two children.
– Sarah demonstrates social referencing by looking at mom before approaching "the thief".
Clip 15 — 2 yrs, 10 ½ months: Playing "Mommy Game."
Suggested discussion points:
– Ability to role play, and relive daily events by creating small reenactments.
– Some gender role rehearsing is involved (she is pretending to be Mommy, not Daddy).
– Use of 2nd person pronouns.
From Normal Development in Middle Childhood and Adolescence:
Clip 12 - 14 yrs: Is Sarah ready to be completely independent?
Suggested discussion points:
- Discuss conflict between wanting to be independent and awareness of need for parents. What do adolescents need from parents at this age? Why shouldn't adolescents be allowed to live on their own if they can take care of their practical needs? What other factors are necessary for parents to consider when granting additional independence?
- Note non-verbal affectionate playfulness between Sarah and Dad during this exchange. Could her stealing his sandal be symbolic of wanting to take over his territory, "fill his shoes" and be an adult?
Clip 24 - 7 yrs: Brian gives money to poor people
Suggested discussion points:
–At what age does a child learn compassion? What sorts of experiences encourage the development of empathy? Discuss the effects of role-modeling and vicarious learning, formal tutelage (e.g. in religious school), or involving the child in participatory experiences such as making sandwiches together to take to a shelter.
–Research has shown that children who develop age-appropriate emotional competence skills (including empathy) are more likely to have increased academic performance; better peer relationships; and are less likely to experience psychopathology. Empathy also facilitates mature moral reasoning. See NDMCA-CV manual references.
–Would it be better for Mom to take more control over the snacking (e.g. put the candy out of sight and allow only one piece per day)?
Clip 32 — (11 yrs) Brian makes time smaller
Suggested discussion points:
–Time management will be a crucial life skill, affecting his future success in academics, his career, and his ability to juggle work and home life. This is a good time to learn how to prioritize, plan, and not leave things to the last minute.
–Rather than not allowing Brian to go to the pick-up game, Mom lets Brian make his own decisions, then encourages him to learn from his experience and change future choices accordingly. See Diana Baumrind's research on parenting styles (authoritative vs. authoritarian).
–Effort is highly dependent on the degree to which one is inspired by the task at hand (soccer versus clarinet, for example). Mom never had to remind Brian to get ready to go to his soccer games, or push him to practice his athletic skills.
If you teach normal child and adolescent development, you can engage your students' attention and enliven class discussion, by illustrating your teaching points using this innovative stimulus DVD series. Created by an award-winning teacher, this rich resource delivers a diverse, enjoyable selection of key moments from two children's development over 20 years. There is no voice-over narration: these are short "visual anecdotes" that you can use any way you choose. The film is designed to be equally useful whether shown in segments or in its entirety, at the instructor's discretion. The accompanying teacher's manual provides the length of each clip, the age of the child, a short description of the vignette, and suggests ideas for discussion. The clips are cross-referenced by topic in the index, to make it easy for instructors to match clips to their teaching needs.
There are no other videos currently available for use in teaching normal development that follow a child's growth continuously and longitudinally. This video series has been created specifically to fill t his gap by a child and adolescent psychiatrist who has taught normal development for over 20 years.
Awards: Certificate of Merit, Chicago International Film Festival's Best of INTERCOM 2010 Competition; Bronze Finalist, Telly Awards; Bronze Finalist, Columbus International Film and Video Festival
Used in the majority of US medical schools
Appropriate for trainees in all child development disciplines at any level
Praise from reviewers of Normal Development in the First Ten Years of Life:
"This video by Geri Fox is a treasure for anybody teaching or learning about human development. Beautiful, rarely seen moments . . . shine before the viewer's eyes."
Daniel S. Schechter, M.D., Columbia University Parent-Infant Program
"The wonder of normal development, a baby girl grows up videotaped through the loving eyes of her child and adolescent psychiatrist mother. This is a guide for students of development in all disciplines and levels, for professionals, and for caregivers. Thanks, Geri, and family, for sharing your knowledge, wisdom, and joy."
Jean Thomas, MD, Children's National Medical Center
Praise from reviewers of Normal Development in Middle Childhood and Adolescence:
"Normal Development in Middle Childhood and Adolescence is the perfect companion for Geri Fox's outstanding original video stimulus series. Because these videos sensitively show the child or adolescent without commentary, they can be used in any setting at any educational level as a stimulus for discussion, or to demonstrate a teaching point. There is no other resource that I know of that is so rich for use in teaching normal child and adolescent development."
Sandra B. Sexson, MD, Professor and Chief of Child Psychiatry, Medical College of Georgia
"Geri Fox's video about child development brilliantly captures the growth of two children in a way that provides wonderful stimuli for students to examine children's behavior and thinking. This delightful trigger video is rich with examples to launch discussions about both classical and modern theories of human development. Many thanks to Geri, for bravely and compassionately sharing her and her children's world."
Donald C. Fidler, M.D., Professor of Psychiatry, West Virginia University
"Geri Fox has given the mental health field a compelling gift. Following in the footsteps of Jean Piaget, Mary Ainsworth and other early pioneers, Fox's film provides beautiful documentation of the normal development of two children as they progress through middle childhood and adolescence. Rich in capturing individual differences and the many, intricate continuities and changes that comprise development, the film is an essential tool for any mental health professional who teaches in this area."
Teresa Ostler, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Social Work, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
- Complete version (seven videotapes): ages 2 weeks to 10 years in detail, and an appendix contrasting highlights from other children's development. 201 video clips, 6 hours 20 minutes. Bonus with the complete version only: "recipes" of suggested clips for commonly taught topics.
- "Greatest Hits" (one videotape): excerpts from the complete version. A quick overview of ages two weeks to ten years. 31 video clips, 55 minutes.
- Zero to Three version (the first three videotapes of the complete set): ages 2 weeks to 3 years in detail. 114 video clips, 2 hours 50 minutes.
Normal Development Video Series
A Longitudinal Stimulus Video Resource for Educators
This 20-year video project is available in the following sets:
- Normal Development in the First Ten Years of Life (NDFTYL)
- Complete Version (NDFTYL-CV) (4 DVDs, with separate in-depth instructor's manual) covers ages 2 weeks to 10 years of Sarah's development in detail. Includes full video introduction and interview with 10-year-old Sarah discussing the taping process. Also includes 40-minute 14-clip video appendix contrasting selected points from Brian's development (ages 7 weeks to 5 years) not demonstrated by Sarah, as well as excerpts from the Strange Situation of other securely attached children with different response styles, and demonstration of conservation of liquid at two different ages with another child. 201 video clips, 6 hours 20 minutes total running time. Video clips range in length from 20 seconds to 7 minutes 31 seconds. The separate instructor's manual includes an in-depth introduction for use of the video series, a description of each clip with the clip length and child's age, and suggested discussion points for each clip. The supplement to this manual cross-references the clips with various commonly taught topics.
- Greatest Hits sampler (NDFTYL-GH) (1 DVD with enclosed abbreviated instructor's manual) covers ages 2 weeks to 10 years of Sarah's development very briefly, with abridged introduction. All clips in the Greatest Hits are taken from the NDFTYL Complete Version; several have been edited and shortened. (Clips of Brian from 7 weeks to 5 years are only in the Complete Version, not in the Greatest Hits.) 31 video clips, 55 minutes total running time.
- Normal Development in Middle Childhood and Adolescence (NDMCA)
- Complete Version (NDMCA-CV) (4 DVDs with separate in-depth instructor's manual) covers ages 10 to 20 years for Sarah, and ages 5 to 15 ½ for Brian, in detail, along with an epilogue of Simon Fox at 95 years. 171 video clips, 6 hours total running time. Video clips range in length from 17 seconds to 7 minutes 40 seconds. The instructor's manual includes an in-depth introduction for use of the video series, a description of each clip with the clip length and child's age, and suggested discussion points for each clip. The supplement to this manual cross-references the clips with various commonly taught topics. It also suggests selected readings for groups of clips by subject.
- Greatest Hits sampler (NDMCA-GH) (1 DVD with enclosed abbreviated instructor's manual) covers ages 10 ½ to 20 years for Sarah, and ages 5 to 15 ½ for Brian, very briefly, with one clip of Simon Fox at age 95. All clips in the Greatest Hits are taken from the NDMCA Complete Version; several have been edited and shortened. 39 video clips, 1 hour 35 minutes total running time.
Jinger G. Hoop, MD, MFA
CONTACT INFORMATIONDepartment of Psychiatry
University of Illinois at Chicago
921 S Wood St (MC 913),
Chicago, IL 60612
Office Phone: 312-996-9518
Hoop JG. Hidden ethical dilemmas in psychiatric residency training: the psychiatry resident as dual agent. Academic Psychiatry 2004; 28:183-189 (PMID: 15507552).
Hoop JG, LW Roberts, KA Green Hammond, NJ Cox. Psychiatrists' attitudes regarding genetic testing and patient safeguards: a preliminary study. Genetic Testing 2008 Jun;12 (2):245-252 (PMID: 18452395).
Hoop JG, Roberts LW, Green Hammond KA, Cox NJ. Psychiatrists' attitudes, knowledge, and experience regarding genetics: a preliminary study. Genetics in Medicine 2008; 10(6):439-449 (PMID: 18496226).
Hoop JG. Ethical considerations in psychiatric genetics. Harvard Review of Psychiatry November 2008; 16(6):322-338 (PMID: 19085387).
Hoop JG, DiPasquale T, Hernandez J, Roberts LW. Ethics and culture in mental health care. Ethics and Behavior 2008; 18(4):353-372.
Hoop JG,Spellecy R. Philosophical and ethical issues at the forefront of neuroscience and genetics: an overview for psychiatrists. Psychiatric Clinics of North America. June 2009; 32(2) (PMID: 19486810).
Hoop JG, Lapid M, Paulson R, Roberts LW. Clinical and ethical considerations in pharmacogenetic testing: views of physicians in three "early adopting" departments of psychiatry. Journal of Clinical Psychiatry (in press; e-published ahead of print).
Hoop JG, G Savla, LW Roberts, S Zisook, L Dunn. The Current State of Genetics Training in Psychiatric Residency: Views of 235 U.S. Educators and Trainees. Academic Psychiatry 2010; 34:109-114.
Dunn, L B, Holtzheimer, PE, Hoop, JG, Mayberg, HS, Roberts, LW, Appelbaum, PS. (2011) "Ethical issues in deep brain stimulation research for treatment-resistant depression: Focus on risk and consent." AJOB Neuroscience, 2: 1, 29 -36.
DuBois J, BaileyBurch B, Bustillos D, Campbell J, Cottler L, Fisher C, Hadley W, Hoop J,Reviewing the ethical, regulatory, and scientific case for engaging communities in mental health and drug addiction research." Current Opinions in Psychiatry (in Press).
Jinger G. Hoop, MD, MFA
Visiting Associate Professor of Clinical Psychiatry
Director, Research Ethics Consultation Service, Center for Clinical Translational Science
Dr. Hoop is a board-certified psychiatrist with fellowship training in psychiatric genetics and medical ethics. She is an attending psychiatrist in UIC's Psychiatric Intake Clinic and Mood and Anxiety Disorders Clinic. She is also the Director of the UIC Research Ethics Consultation Service, which provides ethics consultations to UIC researchers, IRB members, and research participants.
Ethical issues in clinical medicine and in medical research, psychiatric genetics, pharmacogenomics


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Like many Thai towns along the Thailand-Burma border, Mae Sot is a sanctuary for Burmese refugees in their flight from the upheaval of civil war in their own country. Tens of thousands of Karen and other Burmese minorities subsist on the fringes of the Thai economy and await a brighter future. For 20 years, the Mae Tao Clinic has provided life-saving care to Burma's displaced population, especially its children.
There are 286,000 Burmese migrants living in the Tak province, and the overwhelming majority are under the age of 19. Parents often send their children to Thailand in effort to further their education and avoid the risks of unsafe child labor. Boarding houses give these children a stable environment in which to continue their education, either in Thai schools or migrant learning centers. However, there is not enough consistent donor support for the growing number of boarding houses, apart from Mae Tao Clinic's Dry Food Programme (DFP), which provides the children with dry food rations, and hygiene and bedding supplies.
The DFP provides the primary nourishment for 3,000 migrant students via rice, tin fish, oil, yellow beans, salt, and sweet powder. Without these essential food donations, many boarding houses would be unable to provide for the children.
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You can help this essential, shoe-string budget program continue to nurture these vulnerable children. Just $10 provides food for a student for a whole month. Right now, your donation will be matched dollar for dollar, up to $10,000
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GreaterGood Visits Mae Tao Boarding Schools
November 2013
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Dr Cynthia explained there would be no reason to educate these children if they were not well fed, because a hungry child cannot learn. She also explained that if it weren't for these boarding house schools, these children would probably be homeless with few job prospects outside of migrant field work. Instead, these children were all healthy in part thanks to your support of the Dry Food Programme. Lynn Peterson, GreaterGood
Mae Tao Clinic, founded by Dr. Cynthia Maung in 1988 to serve the flood of displaced Burmese people surging across the border into Thailand, has served tens of thousands of Burmese refugees living in the border region of Mae Sot, Thailand. In November 2007, the Taiwan Foundation for Democracy named Dr. Cynthia Maung as the winner of the 2007 Asia Democracy and Human Rights Award.
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