Word: outspokenly
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SIBLING RIVALRY Younger sister Jeanne Forms tennis' most famous sister played the women's tour act with Serena in the 1970s PARENT-COACH Coached by tennis-pro dad Coached by outspoken James dad Richard...
...There is an account that the ad board treated these students terribly, but this isn't news," Silverglate said. "The ad board treats all these people terribly." Silverglate has been an outspoken critic of Harvard's disciplinary system in the past, calling the system "right out of Orwell...
...physicist, he believed that physical laws are immutable, applying to all things in nature. As a result, he regarded certain human values--such as liberty and the respect for individual dignity--as inviolable and universal. It is not surprising that in China today, many of the most outspoken advocates of political reform are members of the scientific and academic communities. They are all the progeny of Andrei Sakharov...
Tracy and Hepburn. If there was billing, that was it. That's how they both wanted it. America's quintessential outspoken Yankee, Kate Hepburn, met the fantastic actor Spencer Tracy when she was 33 and he was 42. They felt an instant attraction and, in an arrangement very much like the films they made together, what he wanted to do, what he wanted to eat, what he desired was what she always...
Earlier this year, Lt. Edward Sheridan filed an MCAD lawsuit charging that the University retaliated against him and denied him a promotion because he was an outspoken critic of Riley's. A duplicate lawsuit was also filed with the Cambridge Civil Rights Commission...