Word: emotionated
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Emotion carried the Crimson through the doubles matches. Parker and Passant beat their opponents 6-4, 6-7, 7-6 (the last two sets in tie-breakers) and McNabb and Katy Harber also won in three sets.
The British government, wary of anything that might invite Serb attacks on its peacekeeping contingent in Bosnia, dismissed the Iron Lady's appeal as "emotional nonsense." By Friday, however, the emotion had apparently spread to Washington. President Bill Clinton had begun to talk tougher too, expressing his "outrage" at events...
Kicking off his campaign for a national vote of confidence, Boris Yeltsin stepped briskly before a restless, questioning crowd of students and instructors at the Moscow Aviation Institute last week. After a brief introduction, he jumped straight into his speech, speaking loudly and with no emotion. At one point, the...
Promises, it seems, are made to be broken. The event might be called Three Men in a Hearse. Randall is decades too old for his role and tries to compensate with Shirley Temple cuteness. Klugman, who has had throat surgery, speaks in a rasp that is always painful and only...
A lot of emotion and history wrapped up in this match-up. It's the perennial struggle between two preppy, old style, Eastern Universities. It's Cambridge vs. Princeton. It's final clubs vs. eating clubs. It's John Kennedy vs. Woodrow Wilson. It's simply a war.