Word: erraticism
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As you will notice within about three hours of your arrival in Cambridge, Harvard boasts a lot of ambitious people who like to write. Harvard also leaves most of its undergraduates with a lot of free time; as a result, there are quite a few undergraduate publications around. Reading them...
Both the men's track and field team and the varsity golfers have reputations for some measure of talent, but also for erratic performances. Women's track and field remains a minor sport, but the women's tennis and lacrosse outfits established themselves as bona fide quality performers last spring...
The major problem lies in the total inconsistency in the quality of the cast. Kevin Grumbach as Teddy is at times too erratic in his mood shifts, but overall carries the show with his portrayal of the psychotic hippie. Within seconds of his entrance, he galvanizes the cast, powerfully projecting...
The erratic voting of Congress during the past weeks - killing, stalling, reintroducing - is symptomatic of the personal nature of congressional politics: each Indiana's Floyd Fithian man an identifiable folk hero in his territory, diminishing party lines and defying Washington traditions of discipline. A brief study of the phenomenon...
Now, at the age of 62, Worth has retained all her incandescent power and dazzling skill. In After the Season she plays the erratic and disturbed wife of a national political figure. Asserting that "something stinks in the U.S.A.," she is paranoid, sometimes hallucinatory, and always fearful, seeing conspiracies everywhere...