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...course, I can’t blame the universities for making a profit off of college students totally unaffiliated with their school to reduce housing costs to their own students. And certainly I got all I was promised by American that summer. Nonetheless, I came out of the summer feeling that I’d been duped and paid far too much for far too little. I vowed to get a more reasonable deal on housing if I returned to Washington for the summer. That decision has now come back to haunt...
...past three years wound up in neighborhoods that are almost entirely black, with household incomes averaging $15,000 or less a year. Berryman says she would prefer not to move into a mixed-income neighborhood. "The first time something goes wrong in the neighborhood, I know they'll blame it on the poor people...
...phenomenon is partly a result of what Latin American critics call Washington's anti-coca "fundamentalism"--a heavy-handedness that seems to blame the remote cocaleros, or coca farmers, more than the addictive appetites of Americans. A key sore point was last year's creation of a special U.S.-funded Bolivian army unit to enforce eradication. "The army soldiers come to my house and shout, 'You b_______ Indian coca sellers!'" says Maria Luz Gomez, 32, a cocalera in Morales' home state of Cochabamba. "But without the coca, we can't have a life here." The special unit has been accused...
WHICH PARTY IS MORE TO BLAME FOR ALL THIS...
...commit that patient, period. We psychiatrists are always going to be criticized when a person who ends up being a threat to others appears at first evaluation to have a treatable, nonthreatening condition. If you're wondering why there may be many patients locked up who shouldn't be, blame it on those of us who are trying our best to protect the public from that one patient who should be confined. MARC NESPOLI, M.D. Boston