A federal appeals panel ruled yesterday that a state-financed evangelical Christian program to help prisoners re-enter civilian life fostered religious indoctrination and violated the constitutional separation of church and state.
The Surrealists, having opened everybody's eyes to the essential weirdness of everyday life, fostered the demand for ever greater anomalies, relegating their own work to the quaint status of bowler hats and antique sewing machines.
After his experiment in badger life, Foster began spending nights as an urban fox.
Jack South, Prisoner No. 90T1984, has endured the kind of life — foster homes, post-traumatic stress from his time in the Army, drug abuse — that may or may not have led to his history of crime, including bank robbery and escape from a federal prison.
The key challenge for chemical engineering profession in the 21st century is to use their skills to improve the quality of life; foster employment, advance economic and social development, and protect the environment.
Fortunately, we don't have to strive: the contemplative life fosters these virtues in our deepest selves.
Theoretically, it is possible that: 1) ADHD contributes to weight gain; 2) Obesity early in life fosters symptoms of ADHD; 3) Both conditions are the expression of underlying neurobiological and psychopathological dysfunctions.
In addition to his career as an actor, LeVar has dedicated the last 30 years of his life to fostering a love of reading in children as the host of Reading Rainbow.
Based on these findings, EL appears to be a promising principle to teaching (older) adults with compromised memory and executive functions due to neurodegenerative syndromes to (re gain relevant daily life skills, fostering their confidence and self-reliance.
