Word: herman
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...Harvard Health and Human Rights Commuted collected the stethoscopes from members of the second year class at the Medical School as "a symbolic gesture that will hopefully bring attention to what's going on in Nicaragua," said Gary A. Herman, a member of the group...
...think a lot of people feel had that our government has played a role in interfering with health care to outlying villages in Nicaragua and helped cause a server shortage of medical equipment," said Herman...
...Herman admitted that the group had hoped more students would donate their stethoscopes, but explained "Many students use the stethoscopes and some students felt that by donating to Nicaragua they might be jeapordizing future classes' ability to get free stethoscopes...
...life were quite different from the fiction of alienation. By the end of World War II, the sons and daughters of ghetto immigrants were well on their way to becoming deeply rooted members of the middle class. Their semiofficial arrival can be dated to 1955. That was the year Herman Wouk published Marjorie Morningstar, the best seller about a prodigal daughter who ends up a proper suburban matron...
...Nixonian ethics, Goodkind has little to do except write his memoirs. This device allows Wouk to play his own inside- outside game: the surreptitious satisfaction of the autobiographical urge through a fictional character. Presidents and Prime Ministers aside, the novel is patterned on the life and times of Herman Wouk, 69, the author of The Caine Mutiny, The Winds of War and War and Remembrance. Wouk and Goodkind were born in the same year in The Bronx. Both are sons of laundry owners. Both share Russian-Jewish ancestry and religious orthodoxy. Both author and character wrote plays and humor...