Cranks, he adds, are frequently math teachers, computer scientists or investigative journalists.
The flower children themselves, having struggled with earning livelihoods, are now as likely to be teachers, computer analysts and insurance agents (like Mr. Brenowitz) as artists.
They are teachers, computer mavens, lawyers - "folks from all walks of life," says Ethel Schulman, membership chairwoman of the Long Island Society.
They would prefer if other people had to pick up the bill for Medicare, Social Security and the military — people like, say, firefighters, preschool teachers, computer support specialists, farmers, members of the clergy, mail carriers, secretaries and truck drivers.
Such hourly pay is typical for firefighters, preschool teachers, computer support specialists, farmers, members of the clergy, mail carriers, secretaries and truck drivers, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
An estimated 700,000 to a million guest workers and their families enter the country each year, mostly to work in low-wage industries but also as nurses, teachers, computer programmers and the like.
If America's security ultimately depends on Bengali pollution and the education of African girls, presumably America's president should fix these problems, just as he should help to make teachers computer-literate.
He's increased the number of teachers, computers, textbooks and after-school programs.
At school, students can sync with their teachers' computers, to hand in their quiz results and homework for marking.
And for many teachers, computers have replaced work sheets that reinforce concepts taught in directed lessons.
As the school lost students in its last days, it shed teachers, computers and classes that made it stand out, Griffin said.
