Word: shelterer
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...invests a certain amount of time, money and energy into a project, that one is entitled to a certain amount of control over it. In the days of slavery, for instance, owners believed that they could do what they pleased with their slaves since they gave them shelter, food and protection--basically, their livelihoods. While childhood would not be readily equated with slavery, a similarity does exist in that many parents supporting corporal punishment think of their children as their possessions. They feel that, since they are raising them and are responsible for them, no one, including the government...
...rises upon diamond-scattered snowfields and glistens upon the lucent dragon's teeth. In the distance, three deer, roused from their shelter under pines, venture forth. They struggle and plunge undulously through the opulent white...
Each summer, 12 homeless people live in the St. James shelter for two months and are provided with three locals a day, a T-pass and one-on-one counseling as a transition from being homeless, Oberstein said...
Zerhouni said the club tentatively plans to turn the gifts over to St. James tomorrow night, after visiting the University Lutheran Shelter...
...club. Santa's heart breaks for these poor boys. In a few weeks, when they open their stockings, each of them will find a copy of Down and Out in America: The Origins of Homelessness, by Peter Rossi, as well as a map and directions to the nearest homeless shelter in Cambridge...