Word: heals
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...knows the frightened refugees are not so sure. "We've had months of genocide," he says. "People are grabbing property. There have been reprisal killings. We need time for the wounds to heal, and that will take a long period." In the meantime, he urges his people to trust him: "There is nothing to fear from this government. Come back and see who Kagame really...
Americans act out their ambivalence about the family without ever owning up to it. Millions adhere to creeds that are militantly "pro-family." But at the same time millions flock to therapy groups that offer to heal the "inner child" from damage inflicted by family life. Legions of women band together to revive the self-esteem they lost in supposedly loving relationships and to learn to love a little less. We are all, it is often said, "in recovery." And from what? Our families, in most cases...
...Dominion and Temple over spring break. Once school started against the team followed the victories with an unconvincing win over Yale, during which junior Megan Colligan sustained a leg injury that seemed to be nothing serious but turned out to be a broken bone. The injury did not heal until the playoffs...
...Johannesburg bureau chief, it represented the high point of nearly five years of covering Nelson Mandela's journey from prisoner to President. "Most conflict stories we cover have tragic endings," observes MacLeod, "but what has made this a thrilling time to me is witnessing the remarkable determination here to heal divisions and achieve reconciliation...
Dowling said he has taken the initiative on trying to heal the unit by publishing a newsletter called "The Communicator" which occasionally deals with issues of race and ethnicity...