Word: helpful
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...reported as "satisfactory." In others, it was equivocal, but all these patients had other complicating problems. From London's Royal Postgraduate Medical School comes a report of nine patients treated, eight successfully. Most important, the Lancet notes editorially, is that Arvin may not only prevent clotting but actually help to dissolve some clots already formed...
...organization is 85% Roman Catholic-a fact reflecting the financial difficulties of the nation's Catholic parochial schools, which are hard pressed to keep up with rising teacher salaries and equipment costs. One of CEF's major arguments is that unless these schools receive more state help, they may collapse and saddle the public schools with their pupils. "It is not only our problem," insists CEF Michigan Director Stuart Hubbell, a Catholic. "All we are saying is give us the minimal assistance or face the inevitable closing of our schools in vast numbers...
...good white Harvard people come down to help us poor Southern Negroes--you come down here and take over--and you expect us to love you. We don't owe you anything--we didn't ask you to come. We don't want your help...
...efforts to help students academically led us to assume a "we-know-what's-best-for-you" attitude -- an attitude implicit in the teacher's role. As college students, this was a presumptuous role to assume. Even more important was the fact that Shaw Negroes instinctively linked this attitude to the white man's role. Shaw students are used to being told what is best for them, but not, need-less to say, from white students their...
...drawn dramatically: we saw the absurdity of cooperating with Shaw students to solve problems for which they held us indirectly responsible. We had no choice but to let the program become, if not entirely, at least partly a racial tug of war. As long as we were "cooperating" to help them, we were being paternalistic; only if we accepted the racial struggle could we come to terms...