For all Francis's facility with symbols and grand gestures, he has not instituted a break from Church teaching but, rather, a shift in focus from text to practice, from household rules to daily life.
If so, the next time you and your spouse find yourself in a situation like ours, I encourage you to institute a break room in your marriage too.
Why not institute a sleep break just as we have a lunch break during the workday?
He presided over the liberalizing of ancient, unpopular rules, allowing Columbia men to close their doors when they had women in their rooms and instituting a two-day break between the end of classes and final exams.
The institute will break ground in 2003 on a 112-hectare site in Virginia, about a 45-minute drive from HHMI's present headquarters in Chevy Chase, Maryland.
But for most institutes, just breaking even would be an improvement.
I want the institute to break the silence, but it must be optimistic and look to the future.
To deal with violations by youthful visitors, the town has instituted Spring Break Court, where students can plead guilty and serve time cleaning up trash and bagging it, without having their parents notified or a permanent criminal record created.
It is clean-burning and is produced from home-grown corn, so the federal government instituted a series of tax breaks to encourage ethanol production.
Q: Would you agree that creating this new institute and breaking up a new institute is the most controversial thing you've done yet as NIH director?
