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...hope we can encourage students to have purpose in life and above all to use their education to help other people, and not lose sight of people in pursuit of their careers," said band member Mike K. MacIntosh, who is involved in several public-service groups and is chaplain of the San Diego Police Department...
...think Harvard deserved the title 'godless' in the beginning, but now there seems to be a curious silence about the Person for whom the College was founded," said Monroe, who is a chaplain for United Ministry. "This makes for an illiberal education--an education not open to all possibilities of the nature of truth and reasons for hope...
...Association Committee--a pre-existing advisory board comprised of faculty and community members; Agee Professor of Social Ethics Robert Coles '50; Board of Overseers member Doris Kearns Goodwin; former PBHA president Van Truong '89; Medical School instructor Barbara Ogur '69; Winthrop House Master Paul Hanson; Harvard's Episcopal Chaplain the Rev. G. Stewart Barnes; and Gary Bailey, the executive director of a public service organization called Parents and Childrens Services...
...Association Committee--a pre-existing advisory board comprised of faculty and community members; Agee Professor of Social Ethics Robert Coles '50; Board of Overseers member Doris Kearns Goodwin; former PBHA president Van Truong '89; Medical School instructor Barbara Ogur '69; Winthrop House Master Paul Hanson; Harvard's Episcopal Chaplain the Rev. G. Stewart Barnes; and Gary Bailey, the executive director of a public service organization called Parents and Childrens Services...
...simple questions of their seriously or chronically ill patients: Is religion important to you? Is it important in how you cope with your illness? If the answers are yes, doctors might ask whether the patient would like to discuss his or her faith with the hospital chaplain or another member of the clergy. "You can be an atheist and say this," Larson insists. Not doing so, he argues, is a disservice to the patient...