Word: shaming
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...deeply and indiscriminately does not mean that your feelings are indications of anything other than your flat-out fucked-up life.” Though many take issue with the chosen outlet of her talents, it takes skill to suffer as beautifully and artistically as Wurtzel. Her lack of shame in laying bare the details is only the beginning...
...Student government activism has produced some great achievements all across the country, and it is a shame that because of a few loud voices and a tradition of ‘student services,’ our council shies away from issues that are important to students and have been fodder for student governments for hundreds of years,” liberal stalwart Smith says...
...garden. One of our fixers implored him to help, playing on his sense of honor: "These men are journalists, they work for no nation," he told Mirwali. "They want to tell the world what is here. They are working for you. If something happens to them, it will bring shame to us." Amazingly, Mirwali seemed moved. He nodded in agreement and passed out orders. A junior commander dashed off to ready our escort. "I think it will only cost you about $10 per soldier," the fixer advised with a smile...
...These men are journalists, they work for no nation. If something happens to them, it will bring shame...
Unfortunately, it seems we are nowhere near reaching the Elysian Fields of lower grades and rates of honors—something which, as we have seen, could be achieved so very easily. Perhaps the most irksome thing of all is that the Admissions Office seem to feel absolutely no shame in its reckless policies. For example, Director of Admissions William R. Fitzsimmons ’68 frequently goes on record as saying that the he and his colleagues have admitted the best class they’ve ever seen. The fact that Fitzsimmons openly admits this shows that...