Word: ed
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Lori's mom Doris echoes what Dole tells women: they should work only if they want to, a 1950s notion that defies the economy of the 1990s. "If I had my choice, both of my daughters would stay home," says Doris. She reared her five children while her husband Ed worked for 27 years at Sears. But she realizes Lori has little choice, so she thought about what matters to her most, and then made a decision about her own life that makes all the difference in Lori...
...worries about her mother, 93 and suffering from Alzheimer's in a nursing home, whom she now has less time to visit; she worries about the stress in her children's lives. "I worry that Lori works so much. But I know she can't help it." What does Ed worry about? "I worry about Doris...
...nest of oppression and pathology. As one example, David Cooper, a psychiatrist of the time, denounced the institution of family as "a secret suicide pact...an ideological conditioning device in any exploitative society." It is therefore no wonder that three decades later, a New York Times op-ed piece would announce that the nuclear family is "fast becoming a relic of the Eisenhower...
Eric F. Brown, Sports Editor Lafayette10 Harvard 19 Marios V. Broustas, Assoc. Manag. Ed. Lafayette 21 Harvard 28 Rebecca A. Blaeser, Sports Staff Writer Lafayette 10 Harvard 17 Todd F. Braunstein, President Lafayette 7 Harvard...
...mental breakdowns in the second and third quarter," junior goalie Ed Chen said. "But we came back, and we proved that we can come back, and we proved that we can come back as a team and pull together...