I was a new but ardent Stritch fan, having a few years earlier organized an "Elaine Stritch: At Liberty" viewing party with some fellow-enthusiasts, bought tickets to see "A Little Night Music" just because she was in it, adoringly reënacted her great lines from "30 Rock," and so on.
In addition to organizing the UMass postdocs in Amherst, Boston, and Dartmouth, that million-member, AFL-CIO-affiliated national union earlier organized the postdocs of the University of California system into a statewide union called PRO/UAW (PRO stands for Postdoctoral Researchers Organize).
Finklestein had also earlier organized the Silence=Death Project, which created the iconically-scathing, yet enduring and world-renown indictment and admonishment, Silence = Death (pictured with the above introduction to this feature).
Whether it is Wal-Mart or the National Restaurant Association, many companies and corporate groups financing the opposition fear that their companies and industries will be among labor's earliest organizing targets should the bill become law.
Carol Giardina, who now teaches women's studies and American history at Queens College, said, "I don't know anyone who founded a group and did early organizing" who wasn't thrown out.
Indeed, Mrs. Clinton's team, which includes a number of former top Obama campaign lieutenants, has been working with county officials to ensure that voters in swing states have places to cast their ballots early, organizing voters at the neighborhood level, and contacting those who may not know that they must request absentee ballots in jurisdictions that do not automatically send them.
In the nineteen-thirties, two of their patriarchs entered Appalachia's earliest organized woodchopping competitions.
The only early organized attempt at mass education was through monitorial systems.
Some of the earliest organized cricket matches were between amateur and professional players.
Early organized communities were located along waterways that flowed through the arid regions of India, Pakistan, Egypt, and Mesopotamia, where scattered trees along riverbanks were used much as they are today for fuel, construction, and handles for tools.
