Word: paines
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...being slaves in this country. We're the ones who had to be invisible. We're the ones who had to devise different means of staying alive. We did it." But Nina is hardly a whiner. "It's a bore just to be talking about pain per se unless something can come out of it that's constructive. I want an easier life, and I want an easier life for my people and for all people that are oppressed. But before you can have that, the pain and the injustice have to be exposed, and that...
Harvard's chances of beating Wales in the fly have been further dampened by a leg injury to Johnnie Munk, the Crimson's number one man in this event. Munk will probably swim despite feeling pain in his leg when the kicks, with captain Martie Chalfie likely to be Harvard's other entrant. Unfortunately, the Tigers also have Sammy Sakamoto in the fly, and a Princeton sweep is probable...
...other extreme stands Norman Mailer, accounting for the pain and exertion that accompanied the writing and publishing of The Deer Park. His piece is another of those arresting homemade commercials for N.M., now no longer a product in search of market but a literary institution of proven value. Mailer attacks his subject with the energy of pent-up resentment and a confidence in the infallibility of his instincts...
...sessions are supposed to be pain less. There is nothing to fear but fear itself (i.e., phobophobia...
...industry is far better than that of mining. Yet on-the-job accidents last year killed 14,000 and disabled 2,200,000 of the nation's 82 million workers. Another 5,000,000 suffered lesser work injuries or illnesses. Beyond the incalculable toll they took in pain and suffering, job-related accidents and ailments cost workers $1.5 billion in lost wages and deprived industry of $5 billion in production, an amount larger than the annual output of all but the eight biggest U.S. manufacturers...