Word: fostering
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According to Greg W. Foster, a second year MPP student and representative on the student government, people have no incentive to build close relationships at the Kennedy School because the program only lasts for two years...
...Ayerst Laboratories' Ovral, Lo/Ovral, Nordette and Triphasil, and Berlex Laboratories Levlen and Tri-Levlen. Wyeth said that despite the announcement, it would not market pills as a "morning-after" product in the U.S. Although emergency contraception is not an abortive drug, many anti-abortion groups still oppose it. Serrin Foster, president of Feminists for Life of America, says that because the drug prevents the fertilized egg from developing, it is a form of abortion. "We consider life to begin from the very first moments," Foster said. Dr. Matthew Bulfin, a member of the American Association of Pro-Life Obstetricians...
...production leaves little room for talented acting. When Woyzeck cowers, wrings his hands and agonizes with incredible fervency, there is little opportunity to foster an emotional connection. Sharon Scruggs plays an impassioned and torn wife to Woyzeck, yet her languishing is overshadowed by the distracting fuschia and turquoise flood lights or the constant background music...
WASHINGTON, D.C: President Clinton is considering a $21 million federal program to encourage more families to adopt children. Under the program, states would receive $10 million for "technical assistance" in finding children a permanent home, $10 million for identifying "barriers" to adoption and developing new foster care policies, plus $1 million toward creating public awareness campaigns on adoption. The funds will be provided by turning federal subsidies for foster care into "bonuses" for states, a Health and Human Services Department official told Congress Thursday. The White House is also advocating that children remain in foster care no longer than...
WASHINGTON, D.C: President Clinton is considering a $21 million federal program to encourage more families to adopt children. Under the program, states would receive $10 million for "technical assistance" in finding children a permanent home, $10 million for identifying "barriers" to adoption and developing new foster care policies, plus $1 million toward creating public awareness campaigns on adoption. The funds will be provided by turning federal subsidies for foster care into "bonuses" for states, a Health and Human Services Department official told Congress Thursday. The White House is also advocating that children remain in foster care no longer than...