Word: unaffectedness
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His account of those experiences, Death at an Early Age, won the National Book Award, became a classic among educational reformers and made him something of a celebrity among the radical/liberal intelligentsia. One factor in the book's popularity, which pictured the Boston school machine as caring little for teachers...
Of a household of 51 cats exposed to leukemia in a Connecticut farmhouse, only eight developed the disease, Essex said. He said the other 43 cats were unaffected.
Despite NOW's plea, movement and non-movement women alike seem confused, unaware or unaffected by the threat of the general walkout, which NOW leaders have dubbed "Alice Doesn't National Strike Day," derived from the book and movie "Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore."
While some New York City workers, notably the firemen, are rated among the best in the country, too many others do not earn their pay. The city's Productivity Council recently reported that in a single division of the parks department there are five supervisors, all charged with much the...
"There's no way you can shake enough hands to be elected President," scoffs Billy Joe Camp, an aide to Alabama Governor George Wallace, who might scuttle Carter's claims to even a regional following by thrashing him whenever they meet in Southern primaries. Yet there is no...