Word: complain
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Perhaps the show would have been even more effective if staged according to Beckett's directions, but Akalaitis's alterations are nothing if not reasonable. They change neither the content nor the force of the message. Beckett need not complain...
According to Chertkov, however, such hassles are commonplace for disabled students and are often not resolved as fruitfully. "I don't know how many people slide through the cracks," she says. "There are a lot of people who never complain. A lot of people get screwed...
THOSE STUDENTS WHO DO COMPLAIN usually turn to Crooks, who for the last four years has been the Faculty's representative to disabled students. Crooks says there has existed a certain amount of tension between himself and ABLE...
...that's when the elite began to complain about the intruders. Providence College and Yale, both of whom who had almost been assured of a bid, and both of whom had been ranked in the top 20 during the regular season (the Crimson never cracked the national poll), were furious that the bid was given to Harvard, and were very vocal about about their displeasure...
...Subsidies. Price-support loans and direct subsidies will cost Washington about $12 billion in 1985, down from a record $20 billion two years ago but nearly four times the outlay in the last year of the Carter Administration. Reaganauts grumble that the subsidies are distorting the farm economy. They complain, for example, that some processors are turning out cheese in 7-lb. blocks suitable primarily for storage by the Government. Administration officials talk rather vaguely of shifting to lower supports over a three-to-five-year transition period...