A third inquirer was frightened by fantasies of killing others. At the conclusion of the reading, Friedman wondered rhetorically why these writers didn't go to their parents, teachers, and librarians with their concerns. Citing numerous studies linking sex education with more responsible sexual behavior by adolescents, Friedman also countered the ever-present fear that young people will act on everything they read. Health educators Stacy Hill and Janet Kim joined Friedman in Philadelphia in early June for a similar presentation to the American College Health Association. The answers, provided by Columbia University health educators, are frank, comprehensive, and scrupulously researched.
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A staff member dreamed up the 'Alice' name. Plans Two-day Action Symposium on Two Important Issues Lots of Columbia students and staff work tirelessly all year to reduce alcohol abuse and sexual assault here and elsewhere, but rarely, if ever, do they all sit down together to identify challenges, share goals, brainstorm prevention strategies, and build better intercampus communication around these issues. The meetings are open to Columbia affiliates only. Representatives from each participating house will take part.