Mental Health

Cornell suicides rekindle bad rep

With three suspected suicides in less than a month, Cornell University’s reputation a “suicide school” is coming back to haunt the Ivy League.

Officials have responded swiftly to the deaths, concerned that others considering suicide will follow suit:

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Lycoming College Do Something Club

Cory Haim dead... More evidence of a child star curse?

The eighties-era teen actor Corey Haim was found dead in a Los Angeles apartment on Wednesday morning from an apparent overdose.

Best known for his role in “The Lost Boys,” the 38 year old battled drug addiction for the better part of his adult years, thus fueling claims that child stars face an inevitable path of drugs, self-destruction and ultimately, for many, death.

In a 2004 interview with British tabloid the Sun, Haim described his drug addiction:

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Talladega Do Something Club: Come Together

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Oscar Countdown: Is Up in the Air causey enough?

Did you ever think that you could live everywhere at once? George Clooney plays a character that travels constantly for his job, leaving him without roots or a home.

Up in the Air follows Ryan Bingham as he travels the country firing people from their jobs. He feels perfectly content, until rookie Natalie becomes his co-worker. The young girl points out Ryan’s lack of human connection, the importance of family and love, and the awful consequences that his work causes others.

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Daniel Radcliffe stands by help hotline


via E Online

Daniel Radcliffe of Harry Potter fame has just finished filming a PSA to advocate tolerance for the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and questioning (LGBTQ) community. A supporter of The Trevor Project, Daniel is sharing his perspective on fighting homophobia and embracing others for their differences.


Featured Alumni

DiVA (Domestic/Intimate Partner Violence Awareness)

Name:Amanda Giglio
Age: 20
State: NY
Year Awarded: 2010

Recognizing that silence breeds misunderstanding, Amanda and DiVA at Vassar College spread awareness about domestic violence on their campus and work to implement changes in the school’s dating abuse policies.

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