Word: temperedness
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Yet Versace in mid-life, it turns out, was a tempered bon vivant, a high-glitz homebody. After occasional major bashes, like the New Year's Eve soirees he threw for the past two years in South Beach (where guests included everyone from Calvin Klein to Rosie O'Donnell), he...
"It's a passion, a fire...tempered by responsibility. But it's not exclusively a male thing. I want my daughters to have the qualities of strength and pride and kindness," he says. "If they do not, future generations suffer for it," he says.
Yet Wilson's optimism is tempered by the fact that Radcliffe often finds itself dwarfed by Harvard's shadow.
LEE RADEK, 54 A founding member of Justice's public-integrity section in the aftermath of Watergate, Radek supervises Ingersoll's team. An even-tempered, down-to-earth Chicago native, he is known for his street savvy, lawyerly acumen and good judgment. After suffering a heart attack in the early...
The success of Queer Harvard Month has been tempered by the graffiti in Dunster House and the poster disappearance, Aceituno said.