Word: treat
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...women in their prime, apparently without cause. Doctors, who now find the condition is by no means rare, say it is frightening to watch the often rapid, inexorable progress of the disease toward early death. They call it idiopathic cardiomyopathy (unexplained disease of the heart muscle), and treat it with drugs, which may be only briefly effective...
...grade students is, in a sense, to treat them like products in a meat market," Tristman said, but he added that his grading policy could be taken "at least in part" as a protest against the Selective Service System and the war in Vietnam...
There are considerable risks in attempting to attack specific aspects of the government's policy or to suggest possible options, since any move to treat issues on their merits will open a new source of dissension within the delicately balanced coalition. The student leaders, moveover, have been most successful when they talked about feelings of student, rather than the intricacies of military and political strategy...
...Young Museum. Having posted 20 letters complaining about the museum's treatment of his trove, Brundage finally fired off an ultimatum: "It is quite obvious that this project is too large for this museum, if not for the city of San Francisco itself." If they don't treat his artistic Golconda as he thinks it should be treated, he will take it elsewhere...
This is not a conventional biography, but something that might be called a "psychograph." Like the recently published study by Sigmund Freud and William Bullitt of President Wilson, it applies psychoanalytic theory to a subject the author did not know, let alone treat...