Word: affords
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...became common for several workers to share a room. Families couldn't afford local rents on a Seaboard wage. Eventually some went on welfare. In short, corporate welfare begot individual welfare...
...single, professional woman, I can no longer afford to live in Cambridge," she said...
...correct it by at least making the choice not to help pay for elective abortions as intelligible and accessible to students as the choice to help pay for elective abortions. And since UHS says that the abortion subsidy amounts to only "a few pennies" per person, Harvard can well afford to protect liberal First Amendment values by shifting miniscule amounts of financial responsibility for abortions over to the alleged majority of Harvard students who have no objection to paying for them. Daniel H. Choi'94 is a second year student at the Law School and a Ph.D. candidate...
...career forum, over 60 tables were dedicated to corporations, roughly four to public service. The overwhelming majority of organizations interviewing at OCS is in the private sector. Now Harvard may argue that the demand for a Peace Corps presentation is not there and only banks can afford to rent the Faculty Club for a panel discussion...
...meal. The best song is the calmest: Brooks' solemn reading of Bob Dylan's To Make You Feel My Love. The album's biggest flaw is American Honky-Tonk Bar Association, a demagogic number that mocks welfare recipients. A true populist would show empathy for people who can't afford his albums...