Word: bethe
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...defense of the women in white, the absence of Denise Thal, Sukki McGraw, Beth Craig and Katy Ditzler was costly, and coach Corey Wynn pointed out that this was the first time all year that the squad had played a match indoors on a hard surface. The loss, though, the team's first of the fall season, was just as hard. Radcliffe should get back on track against the MIT Engineers today...
Singles continued to be the strong suit for the women in white, who resemble Connie Hawkins in their one-on-one expertise. Number one Sally Roberts swept 6-4, 6-2, as expected, but unexpected were the awesome singles debuts of freshmen Beth Craig and Patty We n at numbers three and four, respectively. Both yardlings won decisively: Craig 6-2, 6-1 and Wenn by identical scores...
Carol's pleasant welcome reminded her of an episode from TV's Medical Center. But Beth Israel, a major teaching facility of Harvard Medical School, is a real-life institution. Opened only a few weeks ago at a cost of $16 million, Beth Israel's posh 176-bed Feldberg Building has already won a reputation among patients as the hotel with nurses and operating rooms. It is far more than that. More than a decade in the planning, the wing caps a long campaign by Beth Israel's innovative director, Dr. Mitchell Rabkin, 45, to ensure...
Full Explanation. That tyranny has been ended at Beth Israel. Soon after patients enter the hospital, they are given a little blue and white brochure. It tells them, among other things, what they are guaranteed: the best possible care regardless of the form of payment; a full explanation of their illness and treatment; knowledge of who is in charge of their care; and the privilege of leaving the hospital at any time, even over a doctor's objections...
...been left unattended in a corridor, he rebuked the physician responsible (without naming him) in his weekly "Dear Doctor" memo to the staff. Explains Rabkin: "A patient's rights brochure is not worth the paper it is printed on if it does not reflect an institutional commitment." At Beth Israel, whose bright new wing is attracting many patients, the commitment is apparently real. As Trustee Eliot Snider explains: "We want this to be a smiling hospital...