Word: stress
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...used yesterday's meeting primarily to organize committees to work on the environmental teach-in April 22 and to plan other ecology projects," said Rick Mayer, a third-year student at the Graduate School of Design and president of the coalition. "We tried to stress at the meeting that ecology should not pre-empt other issues, that ecology is related to other issues like poverty and housing," he added...
...Laughter serves man well. It can relieve his anxiety and tension, pave the way to friendship and enable him to tolerate his own-and life's-absurdities. Laughter is vital in helping to define what is human: its absence is generally taken as a sign of grave psychic stress. Yet laughter itself has never been satisfactorily defined. "The laughable is what we laugh at," writes New Zealand-born Philosopher D. H. Monro in his survey of prevailing theory. Argument of Laughter. "We laugh because we have seen something laughable. That seems...
...Chrysler and American Motors give no sign of drastically revising their advertising. Yet the sober values of Middle America are rapidly replacing the often giddy priorities that characterized the nation's buying -and selling-habits over the last decade. As the consumer becomes increasingly cost-conscious, a rising stress on value in auto advertising is almost a certainty...
...Responsibilities, after careful consideration of the facts and testimony regarding these events, has voted no disciplinary action in your case. Such vote by no means constitutes either condoning your action or any assurance that similar action in the future will not warrant disciplinary measures. The Committee wishes to stress its belief that the kind of action in which you participated on December 11 seriously impedes the creation of "an atmosphere in which violations of rights are unlikely to occur...
...majority of [medical] students complain that they experience constant anxiety and stress. A 'dehumanizing experience' is their most frequent charracterization of medical school," Funkenstein said...