America in a World At War: Labor and the War
of manpower solidifies the position of labor unions. Although labor unions pledge not to strike if all new workers become union members, spontaneous
Subject: "no strike" pledge
Transcript: figure he is, Figures he doesn't want a no-strike pledge. And so mineworkers do go on strike With disastrous consequence for the mineworkers because People
The Women's Strike Dissertation (1975)
Subject: strike for equality
PDF text: out a news release
demonstrating that the strike would be a national event.
The only
strikes proposed in the West were some consumer strikes -- a no
American 77 Strikes Pentagon
Unaware of the scope of the hijackers' plans, no one contacts the Pentagon. President Bush only knows about two of the planes. American 77 heads
The Empire Strikes Back
Will standard English, as it was known in the 20th century, disappear? Will English continue as the global tongue, or will its numerous varieties become, as offshoots of Latin did, a host of mutually unintelligible languages? This classic PBS progra...
Transcript: BREAK UP INTO SEPARATE LANGUAGES? THIS IS THE STORY OF PATOIS, PIDGINS, AND CREOLES; THE STORY OF THE EMPIRE STRIKING BACK. * * * THE STORY OF ENGLISH
high purpose and humor but no good humor lady
Subject: strike for equality
PDF text: women.
"I'm noL a young lady,"
s~id one. c~rrying a sign
saying "Advertise for Peopl~.
NoL Sex - Work is Neutral".
It was a mixed bag aL last
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American Airlines Flight 11 Strikes North Tower
Boston relays news of a hijacking to NEADS, the first military contact. Fighter jets were scrambled, but no one knew where to go. American 11 impacts
Kingsman, October 27, 1967
Volume XXXV- No. 5
This issue contains articles about the student strike against a Navy recruitment table, also mentioned in the previous issue, as
Subject: Student strikes
Balancing Act: Striking a Regulatory Balance
It is difficult to strike a balance between regulation that is harmful to business and regulation that serves the greater good. Environmental
Transcript: [narrator:] it's difficult to strike a balance between regulation that is harmful to business, and regulation that serves the greater good. take