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...easy to forget the growing diversity of the Asian-American community. This community--like America as whole--is increasingly becoming one of recent immigrants, be they refugees from Vietnam or poor store owners from Korea. These Asian-American groups whom we keep at arms length bear the brunt of prejudice that all Asian-Americans face in some...
...really bad president, would like at least to be considered merely bad. American presidents can't help but make history, and the knowledge that his grandchildren will read about Iran-Contra, wonder why their grandfather did nothing to encourage Iraqi restraint before the Gulf War, and bear the brunt of borrow-and-spend economics probably bothers Bush...
While Rudman criticized the media in general, he singled out television for the brunt of his criticism. Rudman said networks place too much emphasis on the entertainment value of the stories they report...
Fraiberg is currently in India, but "will be back for the brunt of the season," said Brownell...
...union, however, should not be forced to bear the brunt of rising health care costs, he said. "It doesn't fall on their shoulders any more than on any other part of the University," Rudenstine said...