Word: sinner
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...interview with ABC's Barbara Walters last week, Reagan stoutly defended Stockman's loyalty to the Administration. The President said he accepted Stockman's assertion that his remarks to the Atlantic were "off the record," and added that "David Stockman was not the sinner. He was sinned against...
...most aggressively competitive series of confessions since Jean-Jacques Rousseau. Like a sinner who does not want to miss any bets, Billie Jean King made the rounds of the major churches and synagogues of press and television last week. She unburdened herself to ABC'S Barbara Walters, the one woman in America officially empowered to hear confessions and grant absolution. She went over the scandal with Rona Barrett. She spent ten hours with an old friend from PEOPLE...
...heterosexual encounters are not only unsuccessful for their participants but for Gordon's writing. It is inevitable that these sections see Gordon forget her female characterizations. Psychologically perceptive and wonderfully introspective women suddenly become sprawling and cooing estrogen victims. Felicitas escapes the 60s and her lovers as a sinner and by Part III(1977) she is back in New York State in the company of women...
...more and more like a Harvard House.) Enter a pint-sized pixie of bountiful energy and non-stop chatter. She is never given a name, though she becomes the play's main character: her anonymity seems intended to make her a sort of Everywoman. The character blends saint and sinner both with startling speed, making for a difficult role. Jennifer Raiser does not pull it off. In her earnest enthusiasm, she tramples many of her own lines as well as those of other cast-members. Her incessant whine grows tiresome as we see her change from an apparently naive waif...
...example, while most of the drivers complained of a lack of input into the schedule-making process, James A. Sinner '81, the shuttle captain and a representative to the subcommittee of the Committee on Houses and Undergraduate Life that drew up the new schedule, acknowledged Wednesday that he did not seek enough comment from his fellow workers...