Word: treatments
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Harthill and Cavalaris both insist that neither of them gave Dancer's Image a second dose of Butazolidin, that the "Bute" discovered in his urine after the Derby must have been residue from the Sunday treatment-although horses normally retain Butazolidin in their systems for no more than 72 hours. There was speculation that because Dancer's Image stood in ice (to reduce the ankle swelling), also received steroid and B-complex-vitamin injections, the Butazolidin was "frozen" in his system for an abnormally long time...
...most destructive riots last summer despite a race-relations program considered effective by the city's government. "We are more willing to settle for violence than to change the social attitudes underlying it," says Spiegel, "just as many people are willing to suffer neuroses rather than undergo treatment and work to resolve them...
...hopes at least that whites will for once see a believable black on TV. Says she: "I'd like a couple million of them to watch and say, 'Hey, so that's what they do when they go home at night.' " Preferential Treatment. The attempt to add black to the TV spectrum is not confined to entertainment shows. Net works and stations all over the country have started a hunt for black reporters, film men and technicians. In the past few weeks, TV channels in New Orleans, Miami and St. Paul have added Negro staffers. They...
...structure and internal government of departments gets slightly fuller treatment, but the Committee here is very circumspect in its recommendations. It acknowledges that the alienation of junior from senior Faculty, their "exclusion from discussions of curriculum . . . and social isolation" is "the most painful aspect of their life at Harvard...
...NUMBER of influences on Harvard's attractiveness are not treated at all. The most disappointing omission (at least to students) is the lack of any detailed treatment of undergraduate or graduate teaching. Though the report concedes that Harvard's "capacity to attract students of high quality," is crucial to attracting faculty, it goes no further. It does not consider how the attractiveness of Harvard to Faculty might change if standards of recruitment altered--specifically if more emphasis were placed on getting men eager and able to teach...