Word: suffering
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...session will last from 3-5 p.m. in front of Widener Library, and everyone, students and professors alike, will have to suffer with the purple punch that has distinguished these gatherings in the past. Drop...
...examination is the only way to inner strength. He will make no great literary contribution of his own; but by his relentless campaign for increased freedom for intellectuals, he has, and will continue to make, an important-contribution to the artistic achievements of others. He and his allies will suffer setbacks, as they did last spring, but each time they will cause the sphere of freedom to be widened a little further...
...second purpose of the March for Freedom is to impress upon Washington the danger to the national health posed by the current unemployment rate, which is especially high among Negroes. Negroes usually suffer an unemployment rate twice that of whites...
...other words, the Administration has wrongly decided that all summer students are guilty of irresponsibility and deceit until proven innocent. And since practically the only way to establish innocence is to prove a "continuing responsibility" to Harvard, an impossible feat in two months, all students must suffer the punishment for their "guilt." They are required to live in blissful non-involvement, their education limited to the confines of the class-room, and their approved extra-curricular life restricted almost entirely to the dance floor and the tennis court. The continual flow of ideas and viewpoints cherished by the Harvard...
Applying the Lyon hypothesis to women, geneticists at California's City of Hope have shown mosaicism in women who suffer from a form of Mediterranean anemia. But this is only one of at least 58 inborn defects that appear to result from defects in X chromosomes. Among others: some forms of color blindness and of anemia, hemophilia, muscular dystrophy, deafness...