Word: botherer
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Molyneux's philon, why clearly applies off as well as on-campus: "You have to decide who has power and you have to bother them...
...someone shouts at me, 'You're all bums!' I don't let that bother me," says Golditch. "In this business, you take nothing personally, you know what I mean? I don't know that person and he doesn't know me. I think most people want to pay their debts, really. It's just that most Americans don't know how to budget their money. They just need to be told how to fix the problem, and that's where I come in. I go home rewarded because...
...with much less money. They prowl the world a little outside the law, at great risk-dope smugglers sometimes, or else the dreamy, suburbanite Leave-It-to-Beaver youth between ashrams, on the road to Katmandu. The trouble is that these wanderers rarely can write very well, or bother...
...over this increasingly embarrassing situation and issued a report warning all faculty members to give the full story in future letters of recommendation. But not until the second batch of charges were brought against Hussain last September and the case had received nationwide attention did Brigham and Women's bother to fire him and fellow employee Eugene Sherry...
...plots. Other services take care of pools and window-washing. There are almost no live-in servants in any of the houses. Even $2 million "cottages" are as nearly maintenance-free as possible. Most new arrivals expect to walk into a readymade environment, with none of the bother of planning or decorating. Some builders, like Stephen Chefan, 52, furnish the houses down to the last table cloth and teaspoon, fill the bookshelves and stock the bar. Architecturally, the dwellings are a kind of California contemporary. Most come with pools, Jacuzzi rooms, electronic security systems and multimedia entertainment rooms. Says Albert...