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The Psychology Department at Smith College in Massachusetts has passed a resolution urging the American Psychological Association to ban its members from designing or taking part in interrogations at Guantánamo or CIA black sites. The psychology departments at two Quaker colleges — Earlham College in Indiana and Guilford College in North Carolina — have passed similar resolutions.
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