Word: furiousness
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Ultimately, however, even Stehle’s furious attempts to carry the team back could not make up the ground that Harvard had lost in shooting 21 percent from the floor in the first half...
...Vagina Monologues Tuesday, Feb. 14, Thursday, Feb. 16, and Saturday, Feb. 18. 7:30 p.m. Andover Chapel, Divinity School. $8. On a list of statements you’d never expect to hear in Andover Chapel, “My vagina is furious and it needs to talk” would sit near the top. But come Feb. 14, that venerable church at Harvard Divinity School (HDS) will be filled with genitalia-related sentiments during performances of “The Vagina Monologues,” Eve Ensler’s modern classic about female sexuality. Twenty HDS students, faculty...
...store and expect me to wait patiently while you browse and then don't buy anything," chastises Retail Recorder, a blogger who identifies herself only as a store manager. The cell-phone saleswoman who writes a blog called Can You Hear Me Now? describes why a customer became furious: "Because we wouldn't let him return DSL equipment to our store. Uh, we don't even sell DSL equipment...
...limbo took me back to the '50s, when I grew up attending a Catholic school [Jan. 9]. As described by the nuns, limbo [the afterlife for infants who die before being baptized] was similar to life on earth but without sickness, death, unhappiness or failure. I was absolutely furious that I had been baptized and was therefore ineligible for limbo. Heaven, on the other hand, involved endless God worshipping and constant harp strumming. It struck me as terribly boring. The only thing heaven had going for it was that it was not so painful as purgatory or hell. Judith...
...limbo took me back to the '50s, when I grew up attending a Catholic school [Jan. 9]. As described by the nuns, limbo [the afterlife for infants who die before being baptized] was similar to life on earth but without sickness, death, unhappiness or failure. I was absolutely furious that I had been baptized and was therefore ineligible for limbo. Heaven, on the other hand, involved endless God worshipping and constant harp strumming. It struck me as terribly boring. The only thing heaven had going for it was that it was not so painful as purgatory or hell. JUDITH...