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By the end of the '40s he had written several inventive novels that brought him little renown and less income. In 1949 he was an indigent author (by now writing in French), when, as a relief from the bondage of fiction, he wrote a play.
If we really wanted to know what was on the other side, then we would sail our ship. We would have Happy Hour every hour and it wouldn't be predicated upon alcohol. We would hike in the Andes mountains full time, or spend our total effort working to help...
"Whether conscious or not, the negative portrayal of illegals as indigent and racially 'other' strengthens and glorifies the dominant and 'normal' identity of citizens who believe they are the 'true' Californians," Song wrote in the Summer 1995 issue.
I propose that every Harvard undergraduate invite a homeless person to Loker Commons sometime during the present semester. It might be for a snack or a soda or a three-course dinner. In the end result, each student should have tithed his Crimson Cash--that is, spent roughly $10 on...
Arizona seized an opportunity no longer open to the rest of the country: the state never had an entrenched Medicaid system in place. By 1982, though, county governments were going broke struggling to provide indigent health care. The state decided it needed a piece of the federal Medicaid pie but...