Word: neglected
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Griggs was also struck by the poor conditions he encountered as he traveled to U.S. bases across West Germany. Says Griggs: "There is a great deal of concern here that the situation could possibly undermine morale and thus military preparedness. It is an appalling story of decay and neglect...
...safe to say that the paranoia level was high on all sides." Senior Editor Christopher Porterfield, who edited the cover, was struck by the complexity of the current cocaine craze, both in its origins and implications. "Unlike heroin, cocaine use can't be tied to poverty and neglect," he says. "It seems to have more to do with social ritual, spiritual impoverishment and lack of confidence in the future." Senior Writer Michael Demarest, who wrote the main story, speculates that cocaine's appeal is at least partly explained by its association with power and prestige. Says he: "Cocaine...
...idea that parents accused of child neglect or abuse may not receive an attorney's assistance [June 15] is frightening. Such cases are frequently filed by well-intentioned but overeager social workers. One person's abuse can often be another's discipline. In many cases, the only things protecting parental rights are a zealous attorney and a judge's common sense. I'd hate to have to rely on only one of those protections...
...opera managers neglect the war horses at their peril...
...minority, and that your money will stay in the bank or be given to some other worthy cause, until those assurances are made. Write to Harvard and say you love this school and its history, but that you would love it more could it shrug off the legacy of neglect for others that colors its actions. Write Harvard and ask that it begin to feel some real sense of responsibility for its actions--on campus, in Cambridge and the nation, and around the world...