Word: buzzings
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...help with the younger ones. And my wife has organized the morning into shifts. But everyone's always still in a hurry." A devout Catholic who's employed by a firm that monitors workplace health and safety measures, Mazzetti says the family's energy is replenished by the constant buzz of affection and camaraderie. "You happily give up a bit of your space and freedom for the fun and spirit of community that's created," he says. Where that community spirit is lacking, according to Mazzetti, is in the Italian government's policies toward large families. That...
Much of the resulting buzz has been about the problems that women on the path to promotion must always confront. Though women now have more chances to advance into the faculty’s highest echelon, that promise is obscured by latent discrimination and by every professional woman’s dilemma—balancing kids and a career...
Summers’ announcement last February that Harvard would extend its financial aid program caused a buzz in higher education circles, garnering Harvard a flurry of positive media coverage and a “lot of interest” at a recent College Board conference in Chicago, according to Fitzsimmons...
After Lederman’s goal in the waning minutes, the momentum—and the buzz in the Bright air—seemed Harvard’s. And it was earned...
...Richard Durbin, the senior Senator from Illinois, counsels Obama to follow the model of Hillary Clinton. As a national figure entering the Senate with more buzz than clout, Clinton did her homework, kept her head down and stayed in tireless contact with her New York constituents. Gradually, her political capital rose. Obama says he plans to ask for her advice. Depending on how the conversation goes, maybe they could wager on the chances of them ever running together for the White House. --With reporting by David E. Thigpen/Chicago and Jeannie McCabe/Honolulu