Word: treatment
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Last week he expressed satisfaction with the University's handling of his problem. Harvard paid for his treatment at the Mental Health Center and offered complete medical assistance. He has refused further comment on his case...
...analyzing individual problems, Enthoven continued, the most difficult part is the treatment of uncertainties, such as determining the probability of a given situation actually occurring. For this he relies more on "slide rules and pencils" than on computers, Enthoven said...
...Clay's other opponents have been subjected to frothing mouthfuls of abuse. Patterson got the same treatment at first: "He couldn't out-punch my ninety-year-old grandmother," Clay used to say about the former champion. "He is the only fighter I know with a one-hundred carat crystal...
...Reporter's stories often lack concision, or show a progressive bias; its treatment of secular events-the Viet Nam war, for example-sometimes displays more naivete than knowledge. Nonetheless, many Catholic editors agree that the Reporter has inspired other church journals to greater boldness and initiative, and its own readers are responsive. In its first year, circulation rose from 11,200 to more than 50,800, and is still climbing...
...Chicago's Urban Training Center for Christian Mission. Shortly after they enroll, they take "the plunge." They are sent out with just $8, to live and work for four days in the slums surrounding the center's headquarters on Ashland Avenue. "It's sort of shock treatment," explains the center's director, Episcopal Father James P. Morton. "It puts them in situations where they're forced to listen instead of spouting, as they're used to doing. Scales fall from their eyes...