Word: feeds
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...often, our indifference to an injustice that threatens others is nurtured by our inability or unwillingness to see it through the eyes of the victim. Imagine, if you will, that you are an immigrant from Mexico who looks northward toward the United States in search of a job to feed your family. First, you have to get across the border; and, despite what a few conservative lawmakers would have us believe, that is always difficult and often dangerous...
...houses were created as contained unified communities, according to Benjamin H. Walcott, the assistant director of Harvard Dining Services. "The House system isn't the most efficient way to feed the number of people we serve--it would be better to have four Unions--but Harvard was designed to be an experience, and the dining environment is an integral part of that experience," Walcott says...
...claim that contact tracing will help contain the spread of the disease, primarily among heterosexuals and in communities where it is not already prevalent. Those with AIDS, they say, have a moral duty to warn those they have put at risk. Critics of mandatory tracing charge that it may feed panic and hysteria. They stress that, unlike syphilis or gonorrhea, AIDS is so far incurable. Indeed, says Dr. Kevin Cahill, a member of New York City's board of health, some people who were told that they had been exposed to the virus have attempted suicide -- even though they showed...
...women cagers came out of the locker room with an inside play all their own, as a quick feed from Keffer--who registered six assists on the night--set up junior Co-Captain Sharon Hayes for an easy lay-up and put the Crimson...
Their wide, staring eyes and matchstick arms are the all too familiar icons of hunger and despair. The Third World's starving millions are truly the wretched of the earth, and in recent years the affluent West has lavished billions of dollars in efforts to feed them. Yet famine relief is a very small part of the roughly $1 trillion in aid that rich nations have given poor ones since World War II in the largest voluntary transfer of wealth in human history. Throughout the world today, thousands of public and private organizations are spending some $35 billion a year...