Word: fostering
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...matter where the debate heads, Kennedy School officials say that Nye is an ideal person to foster...
West said society must try to "cultivate a sense of empathy" in order to escape this alienating evasion and to foster hope...
Whitewater may never go away, but Vincent Foster's widow is moving on. Lisa Foster plans to marry Jim Moody, a former colleague of the President's (at the law firm of Wright, Lindsey & Jennings) and a judge-designate of the federal district court. The happy couple are old friends from Little Rock, Arkansas...
...fact, in true Alabama tradition, James is at war with the law. State and federal judges have, at one time or another, declared Alabama's public schools, mental institutions and foster-care system constitutionally inadequate. Rather than giving in to judicial rulings he dislikes, James inveighs against "pygmy-headed, pea-brained so-called jurists," harking back to the time when Governor George Wallace recommended "barbed-wire enemas" for federal judges. More substantively, James introduced a long-shot bill that would allow the legislature and the Governor to overturn rulings of the Alabama Supreme Court from which three or more judges...
...Robyn, who was mentioned in it, will not be unnecessarily burdened later in life when she explores her roots. Robyn was not crack addicted. Your reporter was told that at birth shetested positive for cocaine and barbiturates. Nor was she abandoned on the street. That happened to the first foster baby put in our care. Finally, the state of California never objected to our adopting Robyn, as a caption says; the problem was always with the city and county of San Francisco, which to this day persist in being an obstacle to transracial adoptions--the ultimate in ironies for this...