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Former President Gerald R. Ford recalls that when he was a University of Michigan student in the 1930s , he used to stroll past the large lot on State and Hill streets that soon will become the new home of the school that bears his name . This is the mother who bears the baby , who nurses and cossets the infant , who rears the child and watches him grow into a young warrior , drummer , fire tender , or leader , who is possessed by him and who laments him when he dies . A : The regulations requires any person legally taking a bear immediately have their bear tag validated by a DFG employee and to return the report card portion of the tag to the DFG as specified in Section 708 , Title 14 , CCR . They do not devour destructively , but , creatively recasting , they breathe into life and life 's tools a higher spirit , ordering and fashioning a world that bears the impress of their mind . Mr. Tennyson : That bears directly on the discussion we had on limiting this for the purpose of a workable piece of legislation to flowering tops , seeds , and leaves of the plant . This " technique " takes the life of babies past the mid-point in pregnancy in a manner that bears an uncanny resemblance to cattle being moved through a slaughterhouse . Who bears children is not a matter of choice , but who cares for them could be , at least after the first few months . Hunters with questions or concerns regarding return of their bear tag report card should contact Wildlife Programs Branch at ( 916 ) 445-3565 . Lockheed Martin 's proposed JSF bears some family resemblance to the company 's F-22 . She dominated the teepee-the mother who bears and the mother who buries her children . In an ironic twist , the law center that bears his name is spearheading the effort to have the ruling overturned . It seemed like he was just born for it ; and when he had his hand in and was excited , it was perfectly lovely the way he would rip and tear and rair up behind when he was getting it off .