Word: instinctiveness
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...policy lightweight to make his mark on the international stage, the Democrats' attack couldn't have come at a worse moment. Daschle's comments may be reassuring to long-time U.S. allies who have grown increasingly alarmed by what has been perceived as a strongly unilateralist instinct of the Bush administration. And a more assertive Democratic leadership in the Senate may also reinforce the position of Secretary of State Colin Powell, the administration's ranking foreign policy dove, in areas of conflict with the more hawkish Messrs. Cheney and Rumsfeld. But it also sounds a message on the world stage...
...things I learned about "Planet of the Apes" director Tim Burton from the A&E "Biography" that aired Tuesday in the midst of "Biography Goes Ape Week": His childhood hero was Vincent Price. Most of the cast of "Beetlejuice" initially wanted nothing to do with the film. (Good instinct, in my opinion.) "Edward Scissorhands" was basically a relating of Burton growing up in the Hollywood uber-burb of Burbank...
...helm of True West is Joy Fairfield ’02, who most recently directed the Woolgatherer, also in the Ex. Fairfield’s familiarity with the space, meticulous attention to detail, and amazing instinct for blocking were evident in what came across as a thoroughly polished production...
...Instinct means you trust yourself. For women then—and for some women still—that was something to emulate...
Summers’ first instinct has been to find either a woman or a scientist to fill the post, the official says, but his thinking is still developing. He is looking at both experienced administrators and those with less formal experience—“diamonds in the rough...