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...always something" is the unofficial anthem of mothers who work. If it's not a sick child or a snow day or a workplace that has hardly flexed despite the fact that 68% of women with children younger than 18 work, it's an ex-husband using your career to try to take the kids away. Mothers with high-powered jobs like Marcia Clark, the prosecutor in the O.J. Simpson case, may have the most to worry about. In a flurry of recent custody battles, women who don't conform to the Donna Reed notion of motherhood have lost custody...
...past week or so, everyone who's anyone has been buzzing about rumors from Chicago that a certain shooting guard, sick of waiting for his "hobby" to resume play, might rejoin his old team in time for the playoffs...
...time in the escort is nearing an end. Confident that I've gained Liz's trust. I press her for the story of all stories. Cautiously, she whispers, "Some passenger was on, and he just got really sick and started throwing up out the window. In the process, his cap fell off in the middle of Beacon St. There was some story behind the cap; it was sentimental to him for some reason. The passenger asked the driver to go back for the hat, and they did. After that, the escort driver made him clean up the side...
...Brooks, "sick of...poems that cough lightly," said she considers now to be "the time for...stiff or viscous poems." One can find "bigness in a little haiku," she said...
...sick for a year and a half and wheneverhe went into the hospital, McArthur dropped him anote or sent him flowers...[My father's] sicknessoccurred during the transition [between formerpresident Derek C. Bok and President Neil L.Rudenstine] and McArthur got both of them to writehim a letter," Doyle recalls...