Metropolitan Life Insurance Company: Addresses delivered at the triennial conventions and managers' annual banquets of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. Metropolitan Life Insurance Company: The welfare work of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company for its industrial policy-holders and employees. I got the audiobook version (the publisher combined this and Social Studiesto make The Fran Lebowitz Reader). Obviously today's club kids, and what passes for today's urban "Hip Hop" youth are completely different. Slight handling wear, bookseller's small ink stamp to first page, mild marginal toning/spotting, faint remainder marks to bottom edge of book block, otherwise a nice clean tight solid softcover copy.

Join us for Likely Stories every Thursday featured during Morning Edition and All Things Considered with encore airings Saturday and Sunday during Weekend Edition.She's one of America's most insightful social commentators, a sought-after public speaker, a style icon, wit and flaneur. This has some extremely dated references, including jokes about est, but it's a window into a specific place and time. Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item.

Metropolitan Life Insurance Company: Report of the Health Section of the World Federation of Education Associations. Metropolitan Life Insurance Company: Instructions to medical examiners of the Metropolitan LIfe Insurance Company.If you’ve already done that, your item hasn’t arrived, or it’s not as described, you can report that to Etsy by opening a case. The entire collection reads like a bunch of half-assed blogs by a smart-assed kid, which is made all the worse by the casual racism, homophobia, and thoughtlessness of her era. A brilliant collection of acerbic, wisecracking and hilarious essays from New York icon Fran Lebowitz, star of Martin Scorsese's hit Netflix series, Pretend It's a City Fran Lebowitz is a New York legend. Lebowitz clearly has a witty, frequently snarky voice but I found most of it only mildly entertaining or interesting to read. This book is a collection of shot essays, social commentary, funny and observant enough to make you appreciate that behind the pen, there is a smart woman, with an admirable sense of wit and a balanced disdain for LA.