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...years to $1.4 million. With each money-losing year, a tiny piece of the 14-bed hospital dies. When that happens, the entire community suffers. Dickson's most agonizing decision came when he was forced to shutter the long-term-care unit. "It was the only place the elderly could go," he says. "If someone had dementia, we had a room for them." But no more. Now if people who spent their life in Bisbee need elder care, they must leave the area. "The more free care we give," Dickson says, "the more we have to ration what's left...
...rest of the team.“His nickname is Stevie Ballgame,” Greg said. “He has the most nicknames of anybody on the team, by far.”“Steve’s easy,” the elder Cohen said, remarking about the ease with which he acquires new monikers.He’s not kidding.“Just to run through a few, he’s Stevie Ballgame, Stevie Big Game, Stevie Locker Room, Stevie Postgame, and Stevie Big Job,” Greg said...
...think there are very many people you can beat with five goals.” The Crimson’s start to the third quarter was promising as the team had five shot opportunities in the first two minutes alone. After that initial flurry still left Harvard scoreless, the elder Cohen scored the first of his two goals of the afternoon at 11:25 on a man-advantage, evening the score at three. It was the team’s conversion of both opportunities—both of Cohen’s goals came on man-up opportunities, and both...
...Lucas who turned Rodriguez on to digital after a visit to the elder's Skywalker Ranch more than five years ago. All Lucas had done was perfect the modern blockbuster and create the first major special-effects company (ILM) and the first digital-animation outfit (which became Pixar). He changed the way movies were made and marketed. Now the richest, most influential maker of movies had found in Rodriguez an apt pupil, another "regional" filmmaker who could buck the system...
...Indian family in America who receive a surprise visit from their relatives in India. Especially compelling—and humorous—performances were given by Vivek G. Ramaswamy ’07 and Varun K. Narendra ’07, who both played elder Indian family members. Setting up yet another contrast between the old and new worlds of South Asian culture, the actors made a number of jabs on both sides of the line. Some jokes may have been a bit subtle for those unversed in Indian-American culture, while jokes about religion...