Word: efforts
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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There is little if any regulation of the prices that doctors and merchants charge welfare recipients. A welfare patient can come in with a cold and be charged $25 by his doctor under Medicaid--the taxpayer pays the $25. The report says that the Welfare Department makes hardly any effort to keep down these exorbitant fees. The doctor gains, the taxpayer loses; the welfare recipient is unaffected because the service of the doctor would presumably be the same whether it costs...
...death and fearful for their immortality. Lifton quotes extensively from Red Guard statements, most of which in fact emphasize the destruction of the old and its replacement with the new. But this does not imply a concern with immortality. It could just as easily be the kind of radical effort to force their own identity on reality which Erikson attributes to adolescence...
...life's work. Mao's vision has turned on him, out of control. It has undermined the party, while failing to achieve its total reform of Chinese society. It has tried to remake human nature and failed. It may not destroy China or even Chinese Communism, but his radical effort has brought China...
Sophomore Dave Pottetti led the Crimson effort, surging to the front early and holding a slim lead over the field of 250 for the first mile. As the race progressed into the wooded hills, however, Pottetti gave way to Georgetown's Steve Stageberg...
Rick Jurgens, recovered from trouble some leg injuries that bothered him throughout the dual meet season, led the Harvard effort in 20th position. His time of 15:46 was the best recorded by a Harvard freshman on the three-mile Van Cortlandt course this year. Thirteen seconds behind Jurgens was Britisher Alan Long in the number 30 slot...