Word: younger
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Devon Davidson, who is the AIDS education project director for the National Coalition of Advocates for Students, said that detailed instruction to children about the disease which has killed more than 70,000 people in the United States is essential to combatting its spread into younger and younger segments of the population...
Meredith Rainey is another member of the track team who was not recruited. Rainey ran when she was younger but did not participate in track in high school. "I wanted to do an organized sport in college," Rainey says. "I never dreamed it would work out so well...
Despite their age, the Celitics are still a great team and will probably finish with the best record in the East. But the Celts will be stopped in the semifinals by a younger, deeper squad...
They need their flu shots by middle to late November, he said. Doctors prefer to immunize them last because their systems do not hold on to the antibody as long as younger people's, he said...
Sontag recalls herself as "a psychologically abandoned child." Until she was six, she and her younger sister were raised mostly by aunts, in the New York area. Her parents, Polish Jews who came to the U.S. while young, spent most of their time in China, where her father was a fur trader. After his death there from tuberculosis, her mother returned to the U.S. and remarried. (Sontag uses her stepfather's last name.) In time, the new family ended up living in Canoga Park, near Los Angeles, though it would be truer to say that Sontag lived in books...