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spec: The book , which took more than two years to produce , includes interviews with Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg , a Cornell alumna , and experts such as Jeff Orleans , executive director of the Ivy League ; Shannon Duff , founder of Collegiate Compass ; and several anonymous Ivy League admissions officers . Being a " brief " treatment model , the average number of counselor-client contacts is 4.7 , with a range of between 1 and 12 sessions . BIOL / CHEM ) and approved by the student 's advisor . Thus any discussion of adult themes that is not " with little or no detail and generally brief " carries a risk of being classified R , unsuitable for minors . Discreet is defined as " with little or no detail and generally brief " . I then talked about transitions to college and provided brief " case studies " presented as storytelling about different students and challenges they faced , primarily dealing with independence and its flip side ; loneliness , choosing a major that suited their talents , ( not what their parents wanted ) , and establishing a new sense of self different from one 's high school reputation . The Senator wants a clear , cogent and comprehensive memo on the subject . A new " issue brief " from the Institute for the Future of Aging Services titled Health Insurance Coverage for Direct Care Workers : Riding Out the Storm , offers realistic strategies for making health coverage more available and more affordable to workers and their families . Design engineers , executives , and industry analysts will meet at PLD World to learn about the latest applications and features of programmable design and embedded processors .