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Karteron said RUS is specifically urging a hybrid of the University Health Services and the LCR. The center would be a "safe space" for rape survivors to spend the night, in addition to a general forum for the discussion of women's issues...
...confronting the very madcap hypocrisy running through her bloodline that Lowell did in his poetry--the very hypocrisy that drove the latter many times to violently manic depressive breakdowns in various mental hospitals along the East Coast. However, Stuart sees the situation not as mentally debilitating but as a forum for exploiting her established sense of wry humor and caustically tongue-in-cheek comedy. In a sense, the psychiatrist's diagnosis at the end of the book is actually an excellent summation of the significance Stuart is searching for throughout the course of the book: the Lowell family...
...around biweekly tennis outings. Smith challenges Verghese athletically, while Verghese's almost childishly simple passion for the game causes Smith to recall a time when he shared that passion--a passion he lost during his short stint on the pro tour. As the friendship progresses, however, tennis becomes a forum for dealing with their individual problems--a kind of therapy session. Verghese, who has just moved to the area, is in the process of separating from his wife and dealing with its repercussions on himself and his two young sons. Smith is having problems with his girlfriend...
...gathering was also an opportunity to discuss in a comfortable forum issues of sexual identity and campus tolerance raised by Shepard's murder, attendees said...
...intent in organizing [the event] was to acknowledge what's happened and give people a forum to express how they're feeling," Graham said. "[Shepard's death] brings up a lot of different things for different people...