Word: upsetting
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Joanna M. Weiss '94, a self-avowed conservative, became editorial chairman in 1993. Stoll, who is currently the managing editor of The Forward, remembers that this "upset some people...
...During the spring of '62, we ran a series of articles critical of Pusey; he disagreed, but he was a fine man. No matter how upset he was, he did not say what we ought to do," Ballard says...
...Lewinsky, he says, is "mentally devastated." He himself is "angry and upset" at the treatment his client received when the Linda Tripp wire sting went into operation. "How many FBI agents does it take to handle a 24-year-old girl?" Ginsburg asked. His claims: That she was detained by prosecutors for nine hours without counsel. That Kenneth Starr is treating her as "a target" in the investigation ? meaning no immunity ? and has threatened to subpoena her parents. That Starr wanted to wire Lewinsky ? and bug her conversations with the President himself. Starr fired back, issuing a statement that...
WASHINGTON: "White House staffers are despondent and dismayed," says TIME correspondent Jay Branegan. "A lot of people seem to think Clinton did have this affair, and they're upset that he allowed the Administration to be put in this position." One gust of scandal has overwhelmed the State of the Union address, the Middle East, Iraq ? you name it. Not helping much were Clinton's denials to PBS' Jim Lehrer, which were all ? make of this what you will ? couched in the present tense. Asked by Lehrer whether there was a sexual relationship with Lewinsky, Clinton said: "There...
...What upset the judge so? It could well have been Microsoft's claim that Lessig had compared them to the devil in an E-mail to a friend at rival Netscape ? a claim that Jackson denounced on the grounds that the E-mail was clearly written in jest. In any case, the very mention of sanctions does not bode well for the outcome of the contempt hearing, when the Justice Department is asking for a $1 million-a-day fine to be slapped on the Redmond corporation. Indeed, Microsoft may have mounted a vigorous technical defense Wednesday of why Windows...