Word: opinionatedness
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While Najarian may not have been greedy, he was certainly ambitious. He saw himself, says a former colleague, as a pacesetter who was moving the field of transplant surgery forward, someone who couldn't be bothered with the details of the rules because he was changing the rules. And while...
But it was on the computer networks that he found his true voice, first at the San Francisco-based WELL (where he posted tens of thousands of messages a year) and then at Time Online. He was a gifted writer and a fearless debater: witty, opinionated, unflinchingly open and honest...
During his intermission pressconference, Hanks was a delightful mix of thoughtfulness and winning verve. He sang the Underdog theme song, and earnestly fielded probing questions. He responded to the accusation that "Forrest Gump" is a muted, conservative diatribe with mock indignation. Unlike Streisand, Hanks said that the artist is a...
What might have been a telling article on computer privacy became a soapbox for the author's opinions when Jonathan Lewin used fully one third of his space for an opinionated attack on the consumers of 'porn,' as he chose to term it. Rather than the psychotic perverts he portrays...
Sure, students criticize the University about tons of issues, often from opposite sides of the same issue. But would we want anything different? This is a place with a lot of highly opinionated, highly motivated, highly intelligent people. To expect the students to be uncritical would be wishing an atmosphere...