Word: healinger
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Carter aides cast the journey in personal terms, almost as if the President stood apart from the nation. Their accounts of Carter's determination shone with the bright hopes of the missionary, the sense left with listeners that only Carter could bring the healing grace.
Clotel was the first Afro-American novel in which what we may call the "American contradiction" was first expressed through a literary character. More importantly, in this novel we saw the grandiloquent gesture vs. the monumental emptiness of America's action. Yet one had to wait until the end of...
MORE IMPORTANT THAN the post-election gossip, though, is the understanding among club members that most of their energies for the past eight months could have been channeled into more productive projects. "What saves us right now is that the club--like the Student Assembly--is not big enough to...
Medical researchers have long suspected that electricity can stimulate bone growth. But it was not until 1970 that Dr. Carl Brighton and his colleagues at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine actually showed that a small direct current could help mend patients' stubborn fractures. Today several dozen hospitals...
Electrotherapy is not necessary or even desirable for most fractures. "Natural healing is still the best," says Bassett, who notes that he and his colleagues are not in business to put careless skiers back on the slopes overnight. But electrotherapy can aid patients with nonhealing fractures-notably elderly patients and...