Providence Journal (reg. req.)
CBS has told former “Survivor” contestant Helen Glover that it believes her March 11 Providence Journal column on the current “Survivor” series violates the confidentiality agreement she signed in 2002. Glover wrote in the ProJo: “As each person is voted off, they receive a meal, shower, room and a visit from the staff psychiatrist. They come to check on you, making sure you are all right. Some people leave the game angry, or depressed. Others leave ill, while still others leave with a sense of relief. The psychiatrist continues to call on you even after you return home, as many people have trouble adjusting to the normal routine of life again.”
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