Word: picketings
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Ellie once told Erik that "while some girls dream of a big house with a white picket fence, my dream is to lead a life that is extraordinary, never ordinary." Shortly after uttering those words, she found herself climbing past howling monkeys in Africa to reach a 12,000-ft. plateau on Mount Kilimanjaro, where she and Erik wed in the summer...
...continues to organize protests on occasion, having found a "good many causes over the years." Last month, he walked the picket line during the two-week UH faculty strike. When the Asian Development Bank held its annual meeting in Hawaii, Lee was one of about 600 protesters...
...past 13 years, thereby spending too many nights sleeping on hockey players' couches instead of with his wife. Phil gave me white mime gloves so I could experience the honor of lugging the 3-ft., 35-lb. trophy around for the day. Next week I'm painting Phil's picket fence...
...past 13 years, thereby spending too many nights sleeping on hockey players' couches instead of with his wife. Phil gave me white mime gloves so I could experience the honor of lugging the 3-ft., 35-lb. trophy around for the day. Next week I'm painting Phil's picket fence...
...working at an institution that accords them no respect. Unions are sending more food into the building than we can eat. We no longer have to line up speakers and musicians for our rallies: professors, students, local politicians, workers, parents and alums approach us asking to take part. Our picket line usually includes people whom we have never before seen—people who have never considered themselves activists, but who are walking until their feet hurt to make sure that no one at our University lives in poverty. And people whom we have never met are sleeping outside Mass...