Word: harsher
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...left-wing radio network Air America. One of the few comedians able to make his angry rants funny, he has become bigger than even Stuart Smalley would have dared encourage him to be. With four more years of Bush ahead, Franken promises that his next book will be even harsher. "This guy is really the worst we've ever had," he says...
...Michael Colono’s family and friends are disturbed by his loss,” Abramson said, “and they would have wanted a murder conviction or harsher sentence regardless of whether [the defendant] was John Harvard or John Q. Public...
...question that Harvard has cracked down harder on liquor violations,” Herms said. “But they’ve made no announcement about this harsher crackdown. They are evidently not reducing the rate of drinking. At this current rate, one out of every 12 students has been or will be Ad Boarded for liquor law violations during their tenure at Harvard...
...their bones and an alternative team whose new leader dispenses good vibes and pixie dust. There is a feeling that two well-matched candidates are about to extend themselves; there will be a struggle across the generations, to be sure. And, if Latham and Howard stay true to their harsher selves, it will be a fight without sentimentality or sanctimony...
...Russian ethnic hate-crime trials, including the current prosecution of six members of the St. Petersburg neo-Nazi group Schultz88 for violent assault. Girenko's work has been crucial in ensuring that racially motivated assaults are classified as hate crimes, rather than mere hooliganism, and therefore warrant harsher sentences. He was gunned down as he was preparing for another trial, this one on charges of inciting racial hatred and violence involving a regional branch of the neo-Nazi Russian National Unity (RNE) party in nearby Novgorod. Police cite Girenko's expert advice as the most likely motive...