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...proportions indefinitely. Meanwhile, some parents will feel that they are on the same journey that Pearl Buck described in her book about her own retarded daughter, The Child Who Never Grew, that they are taking their children "over the surface of the whole earth, seeking the one who can heal...
...Better Use of Air, thereby ensuring the Festival a tax-exempt status and emphasizing its ecological sympathies. "Through the interaction of the community, artists and students, along with the celebration of spring," she says, "the many disparate elements of the Cambridge community can be brought together to heal the scars left by many unhappy and neglectful years...
...Around the White House, the least euphoric Republican says he is merely "confident" that Nixon will win. The others are gloating over the opposition's predicament. While the Democrats have always engaged in intraparty bloodletting, the wounds they are inflicting this year are going to take longer to heal...
Lowell said early this evening that Bok is resting comfortably, and he expects Bok to be released from the Hospital Tuesday or Wednesday. "He needs to stay at The Brigham until we are sure that the tissue has satisfactory begun to heal, so the actual day he is released could change," Lowell said...
...news is just what our cosmopoet needs. His poems are often the products of news just as he himself is a product of the international media. Yevtushenko had said as he has said over and over again in poems prefaces and interviews, "I must write this poem to heal a terrible wound." The poem ran along the lines of "bombs for balalaikas" and "hatchets for ballerina's feet." and toward the end included the rather dubious but in his case consistent line: "Applause is the right response to art." And so, lo, there came Big Applause...