Word: shamed
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...real punishment for plagiarism is shame,” Hoffer writes. “A student may have a mark on his or her record, but a scholar admonished in public, no matter how slight or easily explained the offense, carries the scar for a lifetime where everyone can see it. So the double standard is not so double as you might think...
It’s just a shame that in 2006, his Harvard career will be over—and this time, there won’t be room for another encore...
Just when I thought the camera-phone revolution was long dead, I meet the camera phone that could revive that whole scene. Sprint's new MM-a800, built by Samsung, is a Swiss Army knife of a phone with an exceptional camera at the center. The shame is that Sprint's networked entertainment offerings don't live up to its hardware...
...absorbed exhaustion. Merely getting into shape is not their goal; they want to break personal records, racking up victories in some private race whose finish line is always receding. The authority figure whipping them along is not a teacher or the Commander in Chief but an overdeveloped sense of shame or pride that seems to fluctuate in direct response to the readouts on their elliptical machines...
...recent surges in Japanese nationalism and intense debate over reforming the country's pacifist constitution, it won't be celebrated nationally, implying Japan is far from embracing its militaristic past. Most Japanese draw a blank on the date; the victory over Russia is far overshadowed by the suffering and shame of World...