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Most importantly, the book tells the story of the unsung heroes of the women's movement at the Times. These are the plaintiffs of the suit--Betsy Wade Boylan, Joan Cook, Grace Glueck, Louise Carini, Andrea Skinner and Nancy Davis--all of whom received little remuneration and whose careers were in fact resigned to dead ends at the Times forever, because of their insubordination. Yet thanks to their efforts, the suit was to become "the single most important collective event in the history of the women at the Times," says Robertson. Without it, women would never have been brought into...
Stoddard dominated the final race from the start, crossing the finish line in 8:49.3, a decisive eight seconds ahead of Northeastern's Christian Cook...
Stoddard's victory provided a rewarding reversal of last year's standings when she finished second to Cook in the finals...
...idea has been partly embraced by Democratic candidate Paul Tsongas and practiced by financially strapped local governments. Dick Phalen, president of the Cook County, Ill., board of commissioners, used managed care to reduce the cost of care for his 25,000 public employees and their dependents. Using the strength found in numbers, Phalen was able to obtain private coverage at a cost of just $2,100 for an employee with no dependents. "We're protecting our employees against the world's vagaries at a savings," says Phalen, who may open the program to all Cook County residents...
Despite the fact that "I can't cook worth a damn," Berry says that he always has surrounded himself with good food...