Word: confusionism
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However, during a recent radio interview with Boston political correspondent Andy Hiller, Bush was asked to name the leaders of four major countries--India, Pakistan, Taiwan and Chechnya--and could only come up with the last name of the Taiwanese president. Ignoring the fact that Bush didn't know Lee...
As the influence of computer technology and thus the questions it raises have become more widespread, computers have found an increasing place in the art world. And whether their ubiquity is celebrated or condemned, computers in pop art are rarely emotional symbols. Hard and analytical, they form a sharp contrast...
If by "exciting" Backus means "confusion over who will start and lack of leadership," she will be right. Only point guard Kelly Denit returns from last year's starting five. Denit, a senior, averaged 6.4 ppg and chipped in 71 overall assists.
Less than a month ago, the staff suggested that Harvard's primary business ought to be education. We stand by that position and believe that Harvard is wise to stay out of the entirely different field of organizing a security force. A few isolated anecdotes about confusion during the SSI...
"Most of the problems that been uncovered in the last year are subtler shades of confusion than that...It is an illustration of the kind of the organizational problems that we get into with the heavy reliance on unbenefited workers," he continues