Word: temperedness
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"She was very forthright, strong-tempered and English," says Lee Remick about Kay Summersby, World War II chauffeur for Eisenhower. Remick, 42, will play Summersby in Ike, ABC's upcoming six-hour movie. To research the film, ABC relied on, among other sources, Summersby's posthumous memoirs, Past...
In the present instance the Hoffa character, known as Johnny Kovak, is introduced as a hot-tempered youth unloading trucks in a warehouse in 1937. He is alleged to have such a charismatic way with his co-workers that his rise from organizer in a feeble and cowardly truckers'...
WITH TIME comes perspective. In the case of Watergate, perspective gave rise to "hindsight;" in the world of football, it created the Monday morning quarterback; and in the dispute between Harvard and the Buildings & Grounds (B&G) carpenters, the passage of time has tempered emotions, turning a blazing confrontation into...
This private truth has made Greenfeld more sensitive to our common human feelings than most American men would choose to be. In spite of this his diary is never sentimental, self-pitying or gratuitously bitter. His anger at medical and educational bureaucracies, even at a fate that has dealt him...
Pianist Wanyong Lai plays Debussy's Children's Corner and Bach's Well Tempered Clavier at Dunster House Library at 5:30 miscellaneous