Word: confusional
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But the films are far from inaccessible, and the occasional moments of jaw-dropping awe make up for any befuddlement or confusion.
I have been very pleased with the accomplishments of the Undergraduate Council this semester, and the coverage in the Crimson has generally been favorable. It was with great dismay and some confusion, therefore, that I read Wednesday's staff editorial accusing this semester's council of frivolity and irrelevance ("'Spirit...
"You have these dreams of glory that you'll take an experienced lawyer and turn him into a bundle of confusion. I didn't succeed in that at all," Mansfield says. "I left a couple of quarts of blood on the witness stand."
Yet all the while her campaign left behind a trail of bounced checks and unpaid vendors. Most people blamed the confusion on Joe. For a man reputed to have a fortune tucked away back East, he was weirdly inept with money. During the campaign it emerged that he had written...
Clinton's management style leads to confusion and competing agendas. He has always liked delegating responsibility for discrete subjects to particular aides, like Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke for Bosnia and Robert Gallucci for Korea. Bidden and unbidden, Jimmy Carter has also stepped in at crucial moments. Different Cabinet...