Global policy tough talk too late about U S
Jenkin Lloyd Jones criticizes President Carter speech at Wake Forest for bold talk to the Soviets while noting Senate approval of the Panama Canal treaty and concerns over leaks, CIA cuts, and military readiness. He warns of a paralysed American will and rising Soviet influence in Africa and the Horn of Africa.
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Drug perils spur rethink of patient physician bond
An editorial argues for a partnership model in American medicine where patients share responsibility for illness and treatment. It cites risks from modern drugs, patient demand for prescriptions, and malpractice pressures, urging doctors to educate patients and tailor care to the body’s healing capacity.
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Center around or center on usage examined
Theodore M. Bernstein critiques pompous writing and the misuse of center as a verb or noun. He argues proper forms center on center in and discusses attribution and common journalism language quirks at length. The piece also lists new words like punk rock discogenics gradulation and string kini from the Merriam Webster set.
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