Thomas Friedman ("We're No. 1(1)!" Views, Sept. 13) refers several times to the "Greatest Generation" — older Americans who faced the Depression, Nazism and Soviet Communism.
The film follows the story of the horse's rise as Americans face the Great Depression.
When he resigned as treasurer in 1929, Harvard was well prepared to face the ensuing Great Depression.
The figures join a list of indicators of the industry's health — like advertising and newsroom headcounts — that, after years of slipping, have accelerated sharply downward, as newspapers face the greatest threats since the Depression.
As he recounted in his 2007 piece, An Audience with Adrienne, his early life was sometimes difficult as he faced up to his sexuality and faced down the depression that would reassert itself many times throughout his life.
He faces depression, and depression, and the economic slump which may very well be a depression.
As a result, providers face the same barriers towards maternal depression since there are not different duties or options regarding the identification and management of maternal depression.
World heavyweight boxing champion Tyson Fury is fighting for his life against the most daunting opponent he can face, the snarling black dog of depression.
Author Ian Inglis notes the Isle of Wight performance as having been a "hugely important and anxious occasion" for Dylan and views Harrison's opening verse as a "personal plea" for him to "pull out of his depression, to face the world again, and to look to the future".
The difference may be in the morality of power; it may also be in the incommensurable depth of the crisis faced in the Depression, about which the movie, though fantasy, seems utterly reportorial.
