Word: clashingly
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...hand, if you go to law school you will meet people who are equally concerned about grades and jobs but who resist temptation, care about progressive social causes and send to fall in love with all the grace of high school sophomores Led by cuddly Jim Ivey the goodness clash with the bandies at a surrealistic summer camp for prospective law students run by hip woman professor and her crew of 3L's. All the while, Ivey is romantic good gal Ruth O'Day, who (get this) finally comes around and sees that...
...particular, Haig may clash again with Weinberger on policy toward the Middle East. He argued successfully last year that the U.S. should not impose the tough sanctions against Israel that Weinberger wanted after the Israeli raid against the nuclear reactor in Iraq. Haig feared that so blunt a tone would make Begin's government less receptive to American persuasion. But Haig's own policy of promoting a "strategic consensus" among the U.S., Israel and moderate Arab states against Soviet penetration of the area has gone nowhere, and the Secretary of State no longer uses the phrase. Haig...
...gunned down on a street in the northern city of Chiang Mai. Bangkok offered a $25,000 reward for the warlord's head. When a group of Thai paramilitary troops set off to capture Khun Sa and cop the reward, they were ambushed by Shan mercenaries. The open clash on Thai soil enraged Bangkok, already under mounting pressure from both the U.S. and Australia to crack down on the heroin trade. Says a Western diplomat in Bangkok: "The Thais finally concluded it was not in their interest to allow Khun Sa to function in Thailand. The domestic and international...
...shirt school of acting," swore at him. Said Producer David Merrick: "You can always tell Lee's students-they're the ones you can't hear beyond the third row." Artistic director of the Actors Studio since 1948, Strasberg also directed such Broadway hits as Clash by Night (1941), The Big Knife (1949) and the Pulitzer-prizewinning Men in White (1933). After coaching and directing for 38 years, he resumed his acting career in 1974, when he made his movie debut in Godfather II. His portrayal of an aging underworld boss won him an Oscar nomination. Strasberg...
...daughter of Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos, Tomas (Tommy) Manotoc, 32, resurfaced to tell a harrowing tale. He was kidnaped by Communist guerrillas and held in a mountain hideout in the Sierra Madre, he said, and then rescued by intelligence units of the armed forces after a brief clash. At a press conference at a military base in Manila, a haggard and frightened-looking Manotoc declared that "there's definitely no truth" to charges that the Marcos family had been involved in his kidnaping...