Word: everydayness
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Wright-Swadel concedes that few employers are looking for wildly eccentric dressers, but notes that developing interview outfits dramatically different from one's everyday attire may not help much in the long...
...only as strong as your one-through-nine," captain David Forst said. "Every guy needs to come to play everyday. And if we are going to play as a team, it's going to be a different guy stepping up everyday...
...think it is great that young adults are taking their faith very seriously by making religion a part of their everyday life through the use of after-school prayer clubs [NATION, April 27]. But I hope that these individuals respect non-Christians as well as the beliefs of different denominations. Maliciously forcing religion on other students in school tends to soil the name of Christianity. And young Christians who want to spread their religion must make sure they are not harming others. SHELLEY PIENTKA Emporia, Kans...
...seemed to me that perhaps the tainted relationship between students and administration at Harvard thrives because of unequal information: We have little access to what occurs in University Hall, and the administration has no idea of the everyday life of its students. Lamelle D. Rawlins '99, former Undergraduate Council president and vice president, articulated this problem perfectly. Our interaction with the administration, she says, is one of "mutual suspicion and mistrust punctuated by occasional instances of mutual cooperation, communication and understanding...
Even in an era where horrific violence seems an everyday occurrence, last year's story of GIRL X, the nine-year-old who was found raped, beaten and poisoned in a stairwell of Chicago's notorious Cabrini-Green housing project, seemed especially affecting. About the only bright note was the speed at which contributions, many as little as $5 or $10, poured in to help. Now one of the principal fund raisers, BEVERLY REED, an unemployed single mother of five, finds herself the target of the Illinois attorney general's office over her handling of $310,000 she collected...