A hospital social worker told her she was "bearing the brunt" of the school's fear of liability, which lands Amherst students in the hospital more frequently than the rest of the Five Colleges, according to the complaint.
The film produces plenty of emotional swings -- for me -- no more heartfelt than the series of interactions with his eldest son, who bears the brunt of high school harassment, attributable to his father's high profile and demonization by the controlling powers that be.
Indeed, it is the nation's black and brown children that often bear the brunt of underperforming schools ― whether they be charter or public. .
As elsewhere in Syria, the children of Aleppo often bear the brunt of the violence, deprived of schooling, malnourished, dying of preventable diseases, vulnerable to constant bombardment.
"Civilian targets, particularly homes and their occupants, appear to have taken the brunt of the attacks, but schools and medical facilities have also been hit," said one report by Radhika Coomaraswamy, the U.N. Secretary-General's Special Representative for Children and Armed Conflict.
"Children continue to bear the brunt of this conflict, with schooling disrupted and access to basic services limited.
Consequently, the adolescent female vocational school and out-of-school populations appear to have borne the brunt of the pressure, and coital activity is now common among them.
Socially, girls and women continue to bear the brunt of collecting the water, which takes them out of school and places them at risk of abuse and violence.
But if Mr. Tom's 460-student school bears the brunt of the cut, Mr. Tom guesses it will lose about $43,000.
The Carmonas' other children — Mia and Tyler, 13, a scholarship student at a private school — bear the brunt of the chaos, Ms. Carmona said.
