Word: upset
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...success of Measure for Measure, it might be argued, lies in the tension between the comedy and the tragedy. Upset the balance and that vital tension can be lost. In the Adams production, the comedy gets so free a reign that the conterpoint suffers and the audience, rather than finding themselves intrigued by the comic possibilities of the script, find themselves more confused about when they should and should not laugh...
...John S. Stillman '40, a New York lawyer, disagrees. He says that its father's main interest was Black Rock, and that Ernest Stillman would be "very upset" to find that Harvard wants to violate that trust...
Foster predicted that Independent City Councilors Thomas W. Danehy and Alfred W. LaRosa were in danger of being upset by challengers Sheila T. Russell and William J. Walsh, both of whom he said conducted strong campaigns. Candidates need to win one vote more than 10 percent of the electorate, or roughly 2437 ballots, to capture a city council seat...
...letter to the Crimson (Oct. 29, "Law School Stifling Activism") was a deeply personal one. I was upset over what I believed were gross injustices to people I knew and respected highly, and I wanted some means of expressing my anger and dismay...
With just over three minutes remaining in the third quarter and the Tigers on their way to what would have been the biggest upset in the Ivy League this year, Princeton punter Rob DiGiacomo sent a booming kick deep into Tiger territory...