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...Rest Cure. In Brockton, Mass., after Oscar C. Anderson, 71, admitted leaving the scene of an accident because he was rushing his 18-year-old girl friend to school, the judge fined him $20, advised: "Go home and take it easy...
...doctors are positively forgetting that the human organism possesses in itself the defenses, a potential for cure, which they should utilize more often, with more faith. Who in our day thinks of the resources of another age-morale, the will to health, valor . . .? But these things are still powerful . . . The faith of the patient, his will to recover and to live, to recover by life and for life, are a powerful support for our prudent counsels...
...from the student and the alumni point of view, and one reason is the lack of a focal point. People think Harvard is a cold place because it doesn't provide normal facilities for athletes, like the very fine clubhouses at Yale and Cornell. The new Varsity Club will cure this condition...
...Rush also complained that the contemporary treatment of the insane was irrational. "While we admit madness to be seated in the mind," he wrote, "by a strange obliquity of conduct we attempt to cure it only through corporal remedies. The disease affects both the body and the mind, and can be cured only by remedies applied to each of them...
Queen of the Sciences. The only way to cure "civilization's sickness," says Van Dusen, is to restore to education the coherence it once knew. That means "the organic unity of truth, each several part being what it is by virtue of its place within the Whole . . . But, if truth is an organic whole, how does it come to be so?" ... To answer that, "we are being driven hard up against the question...