Word: careful
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Says the A.M.A. Code of Ethics, as recently revised (TIME, June 17): "A physician may choose whom he will serve. In an emergency, however, he should render service to the best of his ability. Having undertaken the care of a patient, he may not neglect him." Regarding payment, the code says: "His fee should be commensurate with the services rendered and the patient's ability...
Says one art teacher: "I didn't care anything for Socialist realism. I brought reproductions of real modern art into my classes, and I said 'this is art and I like it.' " One historian would take trusted students on hikes, and once safe from being overheard, would deliver lectures as he had in pre-Communist days. Though there were student spies ("I could always tell," says one facultyman. "They took notes at the wrong times"), teachers and students found subtle ways of communicating. Says a historian: "If I had to refer to the 'Soviet liberation...
...that she claimed was invented for Madame Recamier. a premature career girl of the Napoleonic era. In due course, Harriet returned to the U.S. with her saucer of cream. It was a business triumph but a personal disaster. Along the way she had committed her daughter Margaret to the care of a frenetic novelist and proprietor of a finishing school named Blanche Willis Howard, who became The False Friend Who Poisoned Her Daughter's Mind Against Her Mother. She herself fell under the care of the sinister Württemberg court physician. Dr. Julius von Teuffel...
There's not much to be done about Boston anymore. But people still try. Louis M. Lyons writes that "Boston has probably had more reform organizations per square foot than any other great city." But few people seem to care. While sky highways are built over much of the North End, and a parking lot will some day burrow underneath the Common, the middle mostly gathers years. When the Museum of Natural History left its ancient quarters by Berkeley Street, the building wasn't destroyed as it should have been; Bonwit-Teller's came, with curtains, and the building looks...
Although those with previous experience will be clearly welcome, the reduced pace of the Summer News is well suited for the inexperienced. Spcial care will be taken to provide aid and comfort, with instruction by members of the regular CRIMSON staff as well as members of the Boston press corps and correspondents from hinterland journals...