Word: parentally
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...writes, "that the success, achievement, and appearance orientation of these families is in some way related to the patient's driving search for something that will earn him respect." Despite the apparent stability in the anorexic's home--very few come from broken homes--Bruch finds in the parents a deep disillusionment with each other. They are competing secretly to prove which is the better parent. The mother is likely to be an achievement-oriented woman, frustrated in her aspirations, very conscientious in her conception of motherhood, subservient to her husband without truly respecting him. The father, despite considerable social...
...soporific and carried into the night. At first it was expected that the ultra-leftist terrorists, like the majority of their counterparts in Uruguay and Argentina, would simply demand that a huge ransom be paid by the company's big (1975 sales: $2.2 billion) Ohio-based U.S. parent. Instead, the Niehous case brought a new dimension to the political kidnapings that have been plaguing businessmen, particularly in Latin America. Indeed, it led last week to a startlingly abrupt-and arbitrary-government takeover of Owens-Illinois' three glassmaking factories in Venezuela...
Currently, 181,000 parents are involved in some way in the program. Besides helping to teach, they make up the majority of each E.C.E. school's advisory committee, which shapes the overall program. Parent participation in ghetto schools has traditionally been a problem across the country and remains one in California, but the problem has been partially solved by using E.C.E. money to hire mothers as teaching aides. They earn $2,320 a school year for a 3-hr. day. For more help in the classroom, older children from nearby high schools have been recruited...
...with tradition was simple editorial efficiency, and once the move was made, little defense was heard of the old duality. A year ago Sulzberger had warned the staff that the Times had "too many people doing unnecessary work." Circulation has stagnated, and though the paper contributed 66% of the parent company's revenues last year, it accounted for only 36% of its $12,754,000 earnings. The Times has had a freeze on hiring for two years and a hold-down for several more. Lively talent that could make the Sunday paper more of a pleasure and less...
Until the University--or the federal government--makes available more funds for financial aid, or finds some way to freeze or reduce tuition, the parent loan program should serve to expand Harvard's applicant pool and perhaps increase diversity among students...