These were split-second decisions, requiring extraordinary courage and competence. Letters Parking on S. Broad St. City Councilman Frank DiCicco would limit handicapped parking. Boy, that will really generate revenue for the city. He shouldn't worry about the inconvenience to a lot of legitimately disabled people. Studies show that the policy has improved racial diversity not only in the classrooms but later in life, in business and the professions, as well, and contributed to improved understanding among races.
All bets are off, then, as far as integrity.
Even POWs will say anything, as we know, and it doesn't have to hold water. SaraKay Smullens is a Philadelphia family therapist. Special Section Services Subscribe to The Daily News Order it online.