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...staff also hopes to publish a brochure that would clarify Room 13's purpose for students. At present they are evaluating the University Health Services doctors and psychiatrists, both walk-in and by appointment, so that they can give specific referrals. On one of this fall's holiday weekends, co-director Yoss is planning a staff retreat to formulate more long-term and specific plans for the year...
Hidden in the Closet. Later, one of the investigating deputy sheriffs cautiously pushed open the door of the walk-in closet of the bedroom and found a horrifying sight. Bunched on the floor were seven bodies-the two Parkins and the Earl couple, plus Debbie Earl, her boy friend and her brother. Their arms and legs were bound with nylon cord sometimes clinched with as many as six knots and they were gagged with knotted ties. Each had been shot in the neck or head with a small-caliber pistol. Some had taken longer to die than others. Debbie...
...Preston K. Munter, Chief of Psychiatry for UHS, said yesterday that one of the biggest administrative complaints concerned the walk-in clinic. "Last year we instituted a system whereby a student keeps as his doctor the first doctor he sees in the walk-in clinic. Of course if this relationship does not work out, students can change, but we think that students are overall more satisfied if they pick one doc and keep him as their doc all through their time at Harvard...
...keep the elderly in touch with the world around them, the Office of Aged Persons, or OGPA, as it is known in France, publishes a monthly news bulletin for the elderly and puts on a weekly radio show. It also staffs a walk-in information center to provide counsel on social security, law and housing, and operates a telephone hot line for the same purpose. In addition, there is a free mobile health clinic whose doctors rely at least as much on their own warm human concern as on impersonal diagnostic procedures. "X rays can't disclose nervous depression...
...impeccable if funereal, and his life, so serene as to seem unHitchcockian, is as well planned as his movies. He and his wife of 46 years, Alma, live in a two-bedroom house in Bel Air, Calif.; the only thing unusual about it is the large kitchen, with walk-in refrigerator and a wine cellar, which has a vast if diminishing collection. The prices of French wines today are too much even for a director who makes on the order of $500,000 a film...