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...Here my sister is, on one side of the world, toiling away under the sun, risking her health, getting paid about $2000 a year with nowhere to spend the little money she makes. And here i am, pounding away at the keyboard, finishing up another paper in an endless stream of paper so that one day I can graduate and get a good job. One of us must be wrong. Either she is wrong, in her desperate, beautiful way, trying to save people who will only die, saving people who will have kids that will die, irrigating sandy fields with...
...gives guys a chance to blow off some stream, and have a good time." Schieffellin explains. Adds Lamont, "We don't run around and pretend we're Vince Lombardi and make people run steps in the Stadium. It's meant...
...There should be a great, free, living stream of information, and equal access to it for all," Liebling wrote. "Our present news situation, in the United States, is breaking down to something like the system of water distribution in a casaba, where peddlers wander about with goatskins of water on small donkeys, and the inhabitants send down an oil tin and a couple of pennies when they feel thirst...
With the Herald, Boston's stream of information takes some bizarre turns, but the paper deserves credit for keeping it flowing...
...argument will keep heating up until the voters actually stream into the polling booths. Making full use of a President's prerogatives, Reagan last week offered the Soviet Union a deal under which the U.S. would ship to the U.S.S.R. up to 23 million metric tons of grain in the year starting Oct. 1 vs. 6 million to 8 million tons that the Soviets are now committed to buy. The move was calculated to please farmers who have been badly hurt by the recession. He also signed a $3.8 billion job-training bill. Whether such efforts can offset...