Word: unabashedness
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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As the votes were tallied last Thursday, it became clear that neither the unabashed pork barreling nor the charge of carpetbagging had succeeded. Roy Jenkins was Hillhead's man. The endless street work, the grace under catcalls and the sore hands had not only won the day, but might...
But the lines go from the sublime to the ridiculous with blinding alternation. Luisa is an unabashed romantic. She dreams of the far-off lands she reads about in her childhood adventure stories. But she inevitably takes this image of childhood romantic vision too far. Luisa tells how she sits...
For several months the novelty and unabashed boldness of the Reagan plan worked like a miracle drug. Interest rates began to creep downward, and the Dow Jones industrial average hit an eight-year peak of 1,024 in April. But then moneymen began growing jittery as some of Wall Street...
A popular former Education Minister in the Labor Cabinet of Prime Minister James Callaghan, Williams scored her victory in a by-election in Crosby, a backwater suburb of Liverpool that had sent Tories to Westminster since 1918. In the last election, the Tories' victory margin was 19,000 votes...
Despite this unabashed praise from the czars of Harvard athletics, however, there has been a steady decline in the number of managers over the last decade. Some sports--like football, basketball, and swimming--have had at least marginal success recruiting managers, but almost half of Harvard's intercollegiate teams--including...