But I had forgotten that the windows in the ivory tower are obscured by pot plants so tall that you can't see the stressed faces of the teachers as they race past.
Reactive stresses "face" and harmony and dominates in Asia.
Similarly, some of the economic and financial stresses faced by South Africa, Argentina, and Turkey are the result of poor policies and domestic political uncertainties, not Fed action.
He also recommends that medical schools encourage discussion about the major stresses facing veterans today, such as suicide, substance abuse and occupational disability.
Dani Rodrik has just posted on the same subject I briefly addressed yesterday — why aren't US states subject to the same stresses facing European nations?
On this trip, the first lady has most come to life when discussing the work-life stresses faced by ordinary families.
It is essential that we recognise the stresses faced by admissions staff at universities and colleges in Britain, and equip them with the right skills and support they need for next year.
Ben S. Bernanke, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, pointed to the drop in energy prices as "a positive note" in recent testimony to Congress, even as he warned of the many other stresses facing the economy.
In 2008, Panerai, the Italian-bred, Swiss-made brand, announced a four-year collaboration with the South African explorer Mike Horn on his cross-continental Pangaea expedition, designed to highlight the environmental stresses facing the planet.
These are stresses faced by all the new community clubs, who need local people to flood in with their skills and their goodwill, and businesses to keep stumping up.
