Senator Albert Gore was an up-from-nothing child of the Depression whose stands for civil rights and against the war in Vietnam were out of sync with his Tennessee constituents and lost him his seat in 1970.
Now, for the first time since the Depression, Orange County stands on the verge of choosing a Democrat for president, potentially ending the longest streak of Republican presidential victories of any county in the state.
Now, for the first time since the Depression, Orange County stands on the verge of choosing a Democrat for president, potentially ending the longest streak of Republican presidential victories of any county in the state.
In addition, study authors identified at least one risk factor for depression that stood out among women in this group — recent life stress.
Next up, although in fact the first to open: The FDR Presidential Library and Museum of the legendary four-term chief executive who delivered America from the Great Depression and stood at the helm of our victory in the most just of wars.
She came to the attention of Winfield Sheehan, production head of Fox Movie Studios, and was cast in a small role in a Depression extravaganza, "Stand Up and Cheer".
A baby born to a woman who suffers depression during pregnancy stands a higher likelihood of becoming a depressed adolescent than does his or her nursery-mate born to a nondepressed mother, a new study finds.
But, despite his public and very sad writings about battling depression, it only stands to reason that a looming criminal trial that could send him to prison for decades played some role in this; even if it didn't, this persecution by the DOJ is an outrage and an offense against all things decent, for the reasons Lessig wrote today: "Here is where we need a better sense of justice, and shame.
Whether or not that is convincing, the argument that Horwitz and Wakefield make about the conflation of depression and sadness stands on its own merits.
When the Depression began, governments stood pat or made matters worse by trying to balance fiscal budgets and erecting trade barriers.
A young mother living at a sought-after Midtown Manhattan address during the Great Depression would have stood out from her building's other matrons if she did anything all day except dress elegantly and attend charity functions.
