Elisabeth Kubler-Ross Dies at 78 Author of On Death and Dying
Renowned psychiatrist Elisabeth Kubler-Ross, who proposed the five stages of grief and helped popularize hospice care, died at age 78. She moved to Arizona after strokes and continued writing on death and dying, AIDS, and grief.
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Muslims Urge U S to Reverse Visa Denial for Tariq Ramadan
Muslims launch letter writing campaign to overturn the visa revocation of Tariq Ramadan, a Swiss university lecturer at Notre Dame, as some Jewish leaders praise the decision while CAIR pushes for entry. Ramadan calls the ban politically motivated amid broader anti terrorism security measures. A State Department official cites the Patriot Act provision allowing visa revocation for broad reasons.
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