A Better Way
Why is there any question about the propriety of hiring the physically handicapped.
No one who understands their needs can condone this attitude. The offering of
employment should not be considered a largess. There should be no need to 
vindicate the hiring of handicapped. The only criterion should be what he is
capable of doing. If this is the approach, the handicapped will not feel he is
an encumbrance to his boss. The employer, on the other hand, will find it 
conducive to good work and will not repent his having tried something new and
to mollify his conscience. Even for the most mercenary employer, there should
be no reticence in eliciting the best which is possible from the handicapped 
worker.


a bolt from the blue--a great surprise.
The windfall from his distant cousin came like a bolt from the blue.