Word: faithfully
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...have faith that they constructed the survey well and with careful thought," the student said. "You never know whether they have psychological evaluation or statistical runs through the questions. They'll be able to infer a lot about it, I'm certain...
...joys and disappointments of social service deserve separate, indepth treatment. I am personally very curious to hear other stories like that of both Professor Faith Adiele '86-'87 and Elizabeth Tomlinson '99; I recall having conversations with directors of PBHA summer camps in which they expresser doubt about accomplishing much more than "keeping kids off the streets." Yet they felt that even that much was a significant contribution to our world. I would also love to hear what the beneficiaries of our programs have to say. If the author wants to determine the efficacy of PBHA, it would behoove...
...right and the academic left are rooted in the identical motive of selfishness; it is all too easy to sit in the ivory tower and await revolution rather than go out in the trenches and help where help is needed. What she and those like her need is that faith which drives those of us who remain committed to our work: faith not only that what we do is important, but that we do it for the right reasons. --Gene...
...right and the academic left are rooted in the identical motive of selfishness; it is all too easy to sit in the ivory tower and await revolution rather than go out in the trenches and help where help is needed. What she and those like her need is that faith which drives those of us who remain committed to our work: faith not only that what we do is important, but that we do it for the right reasons. --Gene...
...have the answer to that, nor do I assume that I ever will. But it doesn't really matter. Sometimes I feel that with all the discussion and critiquing of public service, many people have lost sight of or lost faith in what is really at the core of PBHA--not the hours spent, or the numbers involved, or the structure of it, but the relationships cultivated when someone reaches out and another person responds. And sometimes I have to remind myself that this is what it's really all about, anyway...