Word: bitter
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...imagine Steven de Souza or some other Hollywood scribe hearing of "A Number" and drooling over the exploitation possibilities. But Churchill is less interested in the garish colors of melodrama than the shadings of personality. In Salter, the joy of early parenthood turns bitter and abusive when his wife killed herself and he is left with dreams of killing his own son by reproducing him. In the nice Bernard, revelation upends an ordinary life: however hard it is to learn you were adopted, it must be - given the double-time march of science it certainly will be - harder to learn...
Coaches on both sidelines were left shaking their heads throughout the game, as the swirling wind and bitter cold proved a challenge for both teams...
Despite a discouraging 44-9 loss to Penn that dashed Harvard’s hopes of another perfect Ivy record, the Crimson realizes that the season can be sweetened with a win over its bitter rival Yale in the 119th playing of The Game tomorrow in the Stadium...
...game is finally here. Two bitter rivals will square off in a contest featuring bad blood and a history of intense competition. But this isn’t “The Game”, and it won’t be played on the gridiron...
...whining was punctuated by “oooohs” rising from the crowd. There was a notable lack of “ahhhs” missing from the reaction—who knows why. Of course, all the oohing only made those who had missed the meteor more bitter. Ann Marie Cody ’03 an officer of STAHR, the astronomy club that publicized the shower admitted that “700 meteors per hour was probably overly optimistic.” Eric C. Bellm ’05, another officer added that he had only seen about...