Word: strikingly
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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While at Harvard there is nary a whisper of discontent among graduate students, the Yale administration is preparing to defend itself against its own graduate students who lodged a complaint to the National Labor Relations Board for unfair labor practices during last spring's teaching assistant (TA) strike...
Money is not the only reason Harvard has not experienced a similar strike, Burger said...
...think we have just begun to strike a nerve in America...
Toward the end of the grade strike, the administration called three of the elected union leaders up on disciplinary charges, Pashcoff said...
More ambiguous episodes followed. During the 1975 pressman's strike, Graham helped wrap Sunday papers herself in an effort to keep the paper publishing; it's a charming scene, but her account of the bitter labor battle is understandably one-sided. She agonizes about the executives she had to fire, then complains of the "sexist implications" of stories that call her a difficult woman to work for. There was steel there after all. Kay Graham had finally come of age: she no longer had to please everyone...