Word: isolationism
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After years of coming to terms with the prospect of death, Schwartz is mulling over the prospect of life. For his own peace of mind, he's being very, very careful. The drugs may not work forever. Or the side effects may worsen. Sometimes you still hear HIV-positive people...
Though women in rural areas like Boone County are at no greater risk for domestic violence than other women, escaping the home or seeking help may pose unique difficulties because of poverty, lack of access to a car and psychological isolation. "Everything about reaching rural communities is harder," explains the...
"She's real athletic and strong one-on-one, so they do a lot of isolation," Delaney-Smith said. "She has speed and height, so we might put [5-9] junior forward Allison Feaster or [5-10] junior guard Alison Seanor on her. We also might play zone, since they...
"[Information technology] is so tightly intertwined with every University activity that IT activities cannot be intelligently planned and prioritized in isolation," the report says.
Vonnegut said its moral was "We are what we pretend to be, so we must be careful about what we pretend to be." But there is more to what may be his best novel than that, as its screen adaptation by writer Robert B. Weide and director Keith Gordon stresses...