Word: confusional
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Somehow, during the confusion of the audition process, musicians must also gather enough information to select among the groups to which they are admitted.
Upon Richard Nixon's resignation, Gerald Ford claimed that "our long national nightmare is over." At this point, Clinton's resignation or impeachment would prematurely leave us in a limbo of confusion and cynicism--unfair to the people who elected him and inconsistent with our constitutional system. In the meantime...
"I think some officials here thought long and hard about the confusion that underlies an alcoholic product with the name Harvard on it," said University spokesperson Alex Huppe.
What happened to the money during the intervening 16 months, whether other funds are missing and who might be behind this confusion are questions currently being investigated in an Ernst and Young audit.
--Wide price swings often signal major shifts in the market's direction, but sometimes they simply reflect confusion. Birinyi Associates reports that daily market moves of greater than 1% are occurring this year nearly twice as often as the historical average. You can make volatility your friend by sticking to...