. >> my me is victor morales, and i graduated in 2014, i studied mathematics, i'm looking for a job noasa teacher. >>name is haley cope hi'm a seniore at m.i.t., in women and gender studies. >> brown: they are three high- achieving students at one of the world's most prestigious universities. they've also suffered crippling depression, and been through years of therapy and medication. for haley, who grew up in rural pennsylvania, the problems started well before college. >> i thought it was kind of a normal thing, oh, doesn't every middle sooler try to harm themself, no they don't, and so definitely middle school. high school was a very turbulent ofme, both in my family life, and with the strespplying to colleges. trying to make myself rfect for that.to for coming i.i.t., my dream school. >> brown: make yourself perfect? yes, sir it is. it's not something i can doe, alt's not something b achievabthe time i got to n i.t. i failed every single class my freshmall, and had a problem with alcohol, and then by my freshman spring was when i reized, after a classmate mine in my dormitory committ

. >> reporter: victor morales battled depressions a student and after graduating. depression takes away pretty much, you know, whether it's the good or the bad, the happiness or the tearsfor me my depression was numb. i felt nothing. >> reporter: the essays tell of different exriences and potential causes: genetic predisposition, traumas in their lives, a chronic healthit con. and then there's the stress on today's students. >> i think life is much harder for students today than it was wh i was a student. there's so much pressure to perform. ere are so many reductionist, numeric measures of success. this isn't just, this isn't m.i.t.; this is everywhere,et r it's counting the number of facebook likes you have, the number of times you're re- tweeted, your g.p.a., your internship salary. kids now have resumes when they're in high school. measurements of how they're doing. that's right.yb and failing. >> that's right. well, in fact, it's not possible, i beeve, it's not possible to succeed in this environment. because if you're measuring d yourse by day by all these sh

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victor, a republican illinois. in the washington post, a column -- why mccain morally opposes gina haspel for the cia and why it matters writes about her testimony this week, and he writes that she was asked to elaborate about the stricter moral standard she supports, the 33-year-old -- that is a typo -- she is usually one years old, she leaned on the letter of the law like a crutch. she promised she would not revive -- oh, the 33-year-old , we know the law like a crutch. she promised she would not revive the cia's interrogation program, even if ordered to by trump, because she fully supports the current standards for detainee treatment required by law. the republican-controlled congress passed an amendment to the 2016 national defense authorization act, porter backed by mccain, which imitate interrogation techniques to those contained in the army field manual 2-22.3. that version exquisitely rejected practices such as waterboarding, forcing detainees to pose in a sexual manner, and placing the door sacks over the heads of detainees. break -- ed not to the bigger news is that she said she would not a sport in order to