Word: hardship
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Morgan brazenly asserts that my mother, as a member of the Board of Directors of Cardinal Health Company, a pharmeceutical company with more than 140,000 employees, "is engaged in an activity outside the University that causes severe economic hardship to hundreds of people." He bases this degradation on the fact that the local Teamsters union of a Massachusetts distributor of Cardinal products has walked off the job, and the distributor has brought in replacement workers. Morgan and the PSLM pamphlets overlook several crucial facts of the situation...
...professor is engaged in an activity outside the University that causes severe economic hardship to hundreds of people, it should be brought to the attention of the Harvard community. Herzlinger, as a member of the Board of Directors for Cardinal Health, is accountable for its actions, and students are urging her to tell the company to put the strikers back to work. The administration should not restrict the right to freedom of expression, even if they do not agree with the specific content of the material...
...professor is engaged in an activity that causes severe economic hardship to hundreds of people, it should be brought to the attention of the Harvard community...
...Every new student--especially for us [from China]--is now experiencing hardship, not only him, but also me," Liu said...
...year later, the security situation remains dangerously unsettled. The Taliban has consolidated its hold over two-thirds of the country but is still fighting to extend its harsh rule over the entire nation. In the past year, the women of Afghanistan have endured extraordinary hardship, and last week's incident proved that the Taliban has no intention of easing the stern commandments that have virtually locked women away in a modern purdah...