Available occupational exposure data suggest that the class of job titles known as electrical workers may be an effective surrogate for time-weighted-average (TWA) magnetic-field (but not electric-field) exposure.
Bullying in the workplace can be related to an individual's looks, relationships, intelligence, speech pattern, clothes, or other arbitrary factors, as long as the behaviors or adverse employment actions aren't related to a protected class under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act.
FIRST it was a picture book, whose coffee-table size imparted a touch of class; its title, "Crowns," added an air of royalty.
And don't even get me started how this type of class title punishes same sex couples with children, and makes their lives and societal acceptance even more difficult.
Those caught in this process around the country are gradually swelling what Katherine S. Newman, a Princeton sociologist, describes as "The Missing Class," the title of a soon-to-be-published book (Beacon Press), of which she is co-author.
It hadn't occurred to her, until some readers pointed it out, that "Life Class," the title of her latest novel, might be seen as an allusion to the class system.
Assigning every jerk in the class the title of "bully" diminishes the word and desensitizes kids to what bullying really is.
In this intensely competitive class, where "best of" titles fall as quickly as Hollywood's summer box-office records, the Hyundai Tiburon GT V-6 has come out of nowhere -- actually, out of South Korea -- to run with the best competitors that Japan and America can muster.
That law created a special class of schools known as Title I that explicitly serve poorer students.
While talking about the Catholic High School Football League Class AAA title game, Ben Sarullo of Monsignor Farrell sounded more like the coach of a dark-horse team than the architect of the league's defending champions.
By the end of high school, she had been voted "Party Animal of the Senior Class," a title that prompted some parental angst about her impending departure for Florida State.
