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David Shaffer, Medical 'Detective' in Suicide of Youths, Dies at 87 - Vimarsana News

David Shaffer, Medical 'Detective' in Suicide of Youths, Dies at 87

At a time when teen suicide was seen as random and unpredictable, Dr. Shaffer, a psychiatrist, led investigations that proved that it was not.

Partial Eclipse Paves Way for Total Eclipse - Vimarsana News

Partial Eclipse Paves Way for Total Eclipse

Local experts discuss the partial; eclipse and how it differs from the total eclipse coming up in April.

Island Racer Is Back In Action | Motorcycle News - Vimarsana News

Island Racer Is Back In Action | Motorcycle News

The ultimate guide to the Isle of Man TT – Island Racer – returns in style for 2023 with 148 pages of gripping articles, stunning photos, and exclusive inte ...

Higher education's crisis of faith - Vimarsana News

Higher education's crisis of faith

How to overcome college’s spiritual crisis. Matt Rowland Hill, a Welsh journalist, memoirist and book reviewer and the son of a fundamentalist Baptist preacher, describes the loss of religious faith as a shattering experience: “an internal catastrophe—the voice of God falls silent, comforting certainties are overturned, notions of right and wrong vanish into thin air.”

Higher education in the news - Vimarsana News

Higher education in the news

Articles you may have missed over the long Labor Day weekend. Did you know that 37 percent of the Harvard Class of 2025 attended private schools or that the figure at Princeton was 40 percent, at Brown, 41 percent, and at Dartmouth, 44 percent? Note: Those figures don’t include the 10 to 30 percent of Ivy Leaguers who are international students, many of whom also attended pricey private schools.