Word: bloomington
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...Bloomington...
...Jeff Howkins ADJ 6-2 225 Se. E. Providence, RI 69 Wayne Hunley OG 6-2 225 Se. Pittsburgh, PA 28 Bill Hyland FS 6-2 215 Jr. Fexbore, MA 61 Joe Ippollto OG 6-2 235 Sr. Wantagh, NY 99 Sam Johnson OC 6-5 235 Jr. Bloomington, IN 10 Ren Kind QB 6-1 180 Jr. Lacrosse, WI 66 George Kesishes OT 6-2 230 Se. Utles, NY 5 Greg Kouveins QB 6-1 135 Jr. Marvivilla, IL 67 Dick Lawanon OG 6-3 225 So. Purs, IL 15 Jerry Louse ADJ 6-0 135 Jr. Springfield...
...April 9, 1982, an infant who became known to the world only as Baby Doe was born in Bloomington, Ind. He had an incomplete esophagus and Down's syndrome, which causes moderate to severe mental retardation. Thanks to advances in neonatal medicine, surgeons could ensure Baby Doe's survival by attaching his esophagus to his stomach, but nothing could be done to prevent retardation. His parents were confronted with an agonizing dilemma: to assent to an operation that would save the life of a child who could be hopelessly retarded, or to allow him to die of starvation...
...governing some 6,800 hospitals that receive federal funds. Now they must post notices at nurses' stations on each pediatric, maternity and nursery floor stating that failure to give handicapped infants essentially the same quality of care as the nonhandicapped is illegal. The regulations were prompted by a Bloomington, Ind., case last year, when a child born with Down's syndrome was denied surgery and nourishment, and died. In April, a federal judge struck down the original Health and Human Services Department regulations that called for signs in public areas; the new version would require notices...
...economy that is slowly recovering from the recession. Says Thomas C. Devlin, director of Cornell University's career center: "The American dream of getting the diploma in one hand and the job in the other has been deteriorating." Wayne Wallace, placement director at Indiana University in Bloomington, predicts, "This year is probably going to be the most difficult for college grads since World...