By Helen Cooke, Hodgson, and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, September 16 , 1944P. 15 Talk story about Monroe F. Dreher, an advertising man who has spent more than a year getting up, mostly at his own expense, a series of tags, stickers, & posters designed to impress upon soldiers the necessity of taking care of their equipment & help avoid waste in general.
Iraqi officials, foreign diplomats and ordinary citizens, including those who oppose the President, agree that the campaign seems designed to impress upon Iraq's 20 million people and the rest of the world that there will be no substitute leader for Iraq.
Mesopotamian civilizations from the 3rd to the 1st millennium bce produced a rich literature dealing with death and hell, much of it designed to impress upon the hearer the vast gulf separating the living from the dead and the fragility of the cosmic order on which vitality and fertility depend.
Talk story about Monroe F. Dreher, an advertising man who has spent more than a year getting up, mostly at his own expense, a series of tags, stickers, & posters designed to impress upon soldiers the necessity of taking care of their equipment & help avoid waste in general.
Northcliffe supported the creation of the Air League and the Aerial League of the British Empire, a pressure group designed to impress upon a lethargic government the promising and threatening nature of aerial vehicles.
When I asked others about the importance of this case, David Tollner, a special education attorney not currently involved in the case told me, "This is a very important lawsuit designed to impress upon CDE the importance of ensuring that school districts throughout the state are properly implementing state and federal laws related to students with special needs.
