HOUSE OVERSIGHT 025154 and professors use in the classroom. It is worth noting that this past spring a professor was actually investigated by one of these BRTs for assigning CAM as class reading! "Second, since the article was published, the situation on campus has only worsened. Within a few months after the article's release, student demands for censorship had broken out across the country. "Third, and possibly most importantly, we want to reactivate and deepen the discussion that we started in CAM about the science of cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) as a useful lens for looking at any number of modern problems. CBT is a remarkably simple, successful treatment that helps patients overcome their anxiety and depression by teaching them how to identify and combat 'cognitive distortions,' the wild mental exaggerations in which the anxious and depressed overindulge. To our knowledge, CAM was the first and only major article to propose that we should not only use CBT to examine our own inner thoughts, but also the world around us. "The issue of free speech on campus is extremely hot, and will continue to be for years to come, but virtually no one besides us is offering a solution that gets to the heart of the problem and can actually help students rather than simply ridiculing them. "Regarding the market, when CAM came out, it seemed that this was a uniquely American problem. But just in the last year, it has spread throughout the UK, and is beginning to appear in Australia. In fact, there has been major interest in CAM in the UK and European countries. In Europe, I was recently interviewed by Siiddeutsche Zeitung, Germany's biggest daily newspaper, and Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung also ran a major article. When I recently spoke in Denmark, the president of the University of Oslo chastised me for not knowing that all the students had read CAM and had been discussing it all year." GREG LUKIAN01-1-, is an attorney and the president and CEO of the