Word: safely
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Local children can attend the Newtowne School at the First Church in Cambridge Congregational on Garden Street, a cooperative nursery school where youngsters learn and play together in a park nestled a safe distance from the traffic of Mass. Ave. Their parents, of whatever belief or non-belief, make sandboxes and swingsets and help the small faculty show their kids how to read, count and share the space in the classroom and the churchyard...
...effective, the military must first have men to serve in it. If we choose not to consider military service as a requirement of citizenship--like jury duty--as some countries do, then recruiting is the only way that the government can fill the ranks to keep this country safe. If this process is jeopardized, the government has every right to impose whatever sanctions, even monetary ones, it feels necessary to restore the stability of this process...
...needs to butt out. Its statement shows its disrespect for a military that has kept it not only safe but detached from its dangerous work, and in addition, shows its utter lack of understanding of the issues that are involved in the consideration of homosexuals in the military. When it lift its ban, then they will be making a statement that is worthy to be attached to their name. E. DAVIS WALKER...
...truths about its past, but also about its present circumstances if we are to have a twenty-first century free of racism. In order for that to happen, however, President Clinton and his advisers will have to speak candidly on a subject where the most politically palatable or ideologically safe ideas usually trump even the most obvious social facts. Noble intentions and great initiatives notwithstanding, I fear that the depth of the mendacity of the dominant discourse on race may yet preclude this from happening...
Lewis, however, served a purpose after all. We are now on notice that the conversations we have with our children are not safe from the government. It seems quaint that on the day Monica was handed over by Tripp to Starr's deputies, she could turn to her mother with the expectation that whatever she said, Mom wouldn't tell. But in Ken Starr's America, moms do tell--or else...