Word: hurts
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Some Jews would answer a quick no to this question. Writers for the conservative Jewish magazine Commentary argue that Jews are no longer minorities in America. In fact, they see minority interests as antithetical to Jewish interests; they argue that affirmative action programs unfairly hurt Jews...
...Kosh had a very good game and that takes the pressure off Chandler and Duncan," Penn Coach Marianne Stanley said. "When they shoot the ball well from the perimeter...you know they're going to hurt...
...reassure financial markets that he is serious about attacking the deficit, Bush held two hour-long sessions with congressional leaders. His aides knew lawmakers would decline their offer of a full-fledged budget summit with the White House, but the feint did nothing to hurt the mood on Wall Street: the New York Stock Exchange surged all week, closing Friday 87.5 points higher than the week before. Moreover, after years of sleepy meetings with Ronald Reagan, the Congressmen could barely contain their enthusiasm for the more engaged Bush. Many seemed astonished that a President could think and talk extemporaneously...
...events that altered my entire life," he told TIME correspondent Anne Constable. "It became a yardstick by which to measure practically anything -- even simple things like human endurance." Stepping into the 130 degrees F Jordanian sun on the first day of shooting, he recalls, "it was so hot it hurt. But within a month I adjusted. I knew it would be as much an adventure as a film, and it was my business to see it through...
...great French painter Nicolas Poussin, Testa's proud and aloof nature often made him the stereotypical outsider artist. As Professor Cropper points out in the exhibit catalog, Testa's vacillating career and his eventual suicide fostered the "myth of a wild uncontrolled romantic spirit." This myth, too, hurt the popularity...