Word: stupidly
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Clinton played his cards close to his chest. "The economy, stupid" dominated the speech, as calls for greater international safety, more and smaller elementary school classrooms, better race relations and the guarantee of a college education for all Americans were tied to economic prosperity and fiscal well-being...
...with my forecast, but I offer it because predictions are always interesting in retrospect, whether right or wrong. Upon the celebration of the 150th anniversary of The Crimson, the editors of the future will have something to look back upon and analyze--six predictions that will later be deemed stupid, ironic or, hopefully, right on target...
...that I object to your being a bastard, don't get me wrong there. It's your being such a stupid bastard." So said Lee Tracy to Cliff Robertson in The Best Man (1964), Franklin J. Schaffner's classy political nail-biter about pre-nomination maneuvering...
...Defense, Stupid Broncos and Packers agree: stopping, not scoring, is the key to Sunday's Super Bowl...
...women--one mourning a lost child, the other yearning to have one--offer mirror images of the mothering instinct. The men--a working stiff grabbing furtive pleasure on the fly and an executive taking stupid risks (Jeffrey likes to tiptoe along balustrades high above the street)--reflect, in their class-differentiated ways, the contemporary male's desperate need for adventure. But Afterglow's writer-director, Alan Rudolph, is not entirely certain whether temporarily mixing and rematching these couples is a funny idea or a poignant...