Ignore the 20 weeks a year taken up with clashing school holidays; imagine that the endless hiccups of family life, the ceaseless mending, buying, exchanging, meeting, delivering and, most outrageously of all, feeding, that one's dependents require, have been dealt with by employees of the Society of Authors, at night.
At a meeting here recently for mayors of 13 Japanese cities with large Brazilian minorities, talk ranged over social problems, from cultural clashes to school absenteeism to crime.
News coverage was making the whole country aware of the ugliness of racism there, an impression that would only grow stronger over the next few years with clashes over school integration and the murder of civil rights workers.
They watched him clash with school authorities who weren't fond of his decision to let his kids miss a half-day of school from time to time to learn on their own.
Potentially life-changing gigs clashed with school concerts, and free drinks on flights made them giddy, but innocence soon waned as she came up against the industry and had to deal with broken friendships and being sexualised by the media too young.
But increasing awareness of the role CPCs play in the reproductive rights debate, along with the debut of Generation X ― who are less politically conservative and more sexually liberal than previous generations ― as the parents of teenagers, has created a new clash with school districts over this issue.
AROUND CITY HALL about Mayor Rudolph Giuliani's clash with Schools Chancellor Ramon Cortines.
"It's a convenient narrative to see this as kind of a clash of schools of thought.
Mr. Giuliani has a long history of clashing with schools chancellors and forcing the board to do his bidding.
By Andy Logan The New Yorker, May 2 , 1994P. 46 AROUND CITY HALL about Mayor Rudolph Giuliani's clash with Schools Chancellor Ramon Cortines.
