Word: toiling
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...ever-greater global interconnectedness, it is shameful for elites such as Palmer to ignore the plight of the tired masses who are already forced to take on a fifth class or a third extracurricular in order to make ends meet, who toil long past daylight to produce the response papers demanded by people like Palmer, who live on as little as four hours of sleep a day. Dartboard is not asking for peace and justice, Professor Palmer. Just pizza justice...
...real world, where scientists and tinkerers toil, the process often involves bringing together teams of experts from different disciplines--like chemists and engineers, biologists and computer scientists. Together they climb over the walls and fences of their individual fields. Our own creative team for this project has diversely talented members as well, including special-projects art director Marti Golon, who designed the intriguing foldout pages on which the Innovators are displayed; associate picture editor Dietmar Liz-Lepiorz, who obtained the portraits that capture on paper the erudition of these personalities; and Andrea Dorfman, who supervised reporting for the project...
...MCAT. But for seniors who plan on earning a living before they turn 25, it’s time to face up to the challenge. There’s only one way to score that Manhattan apartment where you can hang your Harvard diploma without additional years of thankless toil: sell out, and go into I-banking or consulting...
Still, the intense practice and performance schedule takes its toil on members...
This is a fundamental contradiction. How can I, as an American citizen, have individual rights and the ability to make with my life what I want if I am forced to give the profits of my toil disproportionately to those who have not toiled themselves? No one has an entitlement to private possessions they have not earned...