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There are other reasons, too, which do not find their cure in capital punishment. In the case of immigrants, the youths in question are dislocated from one society and placed flush in the middle of another. Given the impoverished community in which they live, given the economic insecurity confronting their parents, it becomes easier to see why the process of readjustment often manifests itself in socially unacceptable forms...
Boulder, Colo. Sir: Jack is the next of kin to the old medicines (I hesitate to call them snake oil) which were sold from wagons to people. It was claimed they could cure TB, baldness, hives, and any other affliction on earth. Undoubtedly Jack has created the greatest mass of hot air since Mrs. O'Leary's cow kicked over the lamp...
...that divide East and West. Such an attempt, therefore, faces a long and difficult journey, and its success depends, to a large extent, on the willingness of the Eastern leaders to cooperate. Others, including the leaders of SANE, perhaps seeking a shorter and easier road to peace, advocate the cure-all of disarmament, either by a unilateral effort by this country or, less naively, through increased American effort towards a bilateral agreement. The purpose of this letter is not to discuss the problem of whether arms reduction would truly solve world problems. In fact, I agree that it would, under...
Krebiozen may be no cure or even palliative for cancer of any kind, but a fair test would cut out most of the cancer of the Krebiozen controversy...
...Chippy realized that his once powerful physique (6 ft. 2 in., 190 Ibs.) was giving way. Alarmed by the increasing frequency of his alcoholic blackouts, he signed himself into a sanatorium and took the cure. He never had another drink in his life. At 32, ten years after passing his bar exams, Chippy Patterson at last felt ready to practice...