Word: harming
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...while they still have active alcoholic mates on their hands. One such recruit was Grace T., a schoolteacher brought in by Ann. "I've never seen anyone so close to flying apart," says Ann. "She'd had to quit teaching school; she was doing her children more harm than good. Well, now Grace has been going to my group for two years. Her husband is still drinking, harder than ever, and nobody knows it better than Grace. But I've never seen such a change in a person. She's as calm...
...result, though few truckers are being hurt yet, the industry wonders if piggybacking might not eventually do it more harm than good. Says W. Stanhaus, president of Spector Freight System, Inc., which operates some 1,700 tractors and trailers: "Some roads have been prone to discourage cooperation, provide an exclusive service of their own, engage in public relations and power politics campaigns that would indicate that they are primarily interested in the elimination of all forms of competition...
Last week Pravda answered Tito-in surprisingly moderate terms for an issue so grave: "The attempt at dividing the Communist Parties into Stalinist and non-Stalinist . . . can only cause harm to the Communist movement." This was a quarrel inside the Communist camp: Tito was not being expelled, nor was he asking to leave...
...says Selye, lies in self-knowledge-insight into the particular factors that provoke stress in one's own case, from job insecurity to feeling unloved. A man can be drunk with his own hormones, according to Endocrinologist Selye, who adds: "This sort of drunkenness has caused much more harm to society than the other kind* ... In all our actions throughout the day we must consciously look for signs of being keyed up too much-and we must learn to stop in time...
...Recalling the diagnosis by the psychiatrist in T. S. Eliot's The Cocktail Party: "Half of the harm that is done in this world/Is due to people who want to feel important...