Word: helpful
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...draft law revisions, however, should not only help the middle class young man use his skills more efficiently, but also raise the capabilities of men now rejected -- the forgotten third of the manpower force that fails every year to meet the very low standards for service. Compensating for the "failure of the public education system, which has thrown them-out into the economy without the ability to make a decent living, the army should put more of these men through remedial training; it should use them for military purposes, but "incidentally equipping them with the skills and attitudes" necessary...
...advocated that Massachusetts should inaugurate a state-coordinated program of medical and social care for unwed mothers in order to help welfare agencies "reach out" to the presently neglected lower classes. Because of insufficient use of the now-existing state Social Service Exchange, which serves as a clearing house for the different social service agencies, many women never get the help they really need, he said...
Teele recognized that it is difficult to get lower class families in need of help to use all the services available to them. Yet it is this group which has the greatest need of welfare services, and which suffers the most from being deprived of the use of these agencies, he said...
...keeping his twenty-three fine musicians together through the tricky orchestrations. Now all he has to do is keep them quiet, for they are much too loud, and although few lyrics get lost, the noise gets painful. Mutes on the brass and a lighter hand on the tympani might help. J.D. McLaughlin's set leaves a maximum amount of clear space for cavorting on the small Agassiz stage. The show is brightly lit, as comedy should be, and the costumes are clashingly colorful and good...
James S. Ackerman, professor of Fine Arts, is coordinating work in the Boston area. He said last night that although no Harvard funds can be contributed, the Fine Arts Department will try to send trained personnel to help with the work as soon as inundated areas are open and communications are restored. A group of graduate students in the department has already volunteered to help raise funds for the restoration...