Fish finds genuine free-speech devotees a bit bizarre (he calls the American Civil Liberties Union "that curious organization whose mission it is to find things it hates and then to grow them").
Beside each elevator bank, a chart displaying, in capital letters, the library's curious organization helps guide the bewildered student: "FIRST FLOOR: IMAGE," "SECOND FLOOR: WORD," up to "FOURTH FLOOR: ACTION-orientation," with "Action" comprising "Cultural and Political History," and "orientation" "Magic and Science".
The team that led the charge, for whatever reason, was cutting back at a time when media coverage was slipping overall, a curious move for the organization that was struggling to find its voice.
NRA CEO Wayne LaPierre conducted a press conference a week after the tragedy and condemned our government for refusing "to create an active national database of the mentally ill" -- a curious position for an organization that purports to be a protector of individual rights and privacy.
In a curious twist, several Catholic organizations have chosen to self-insure in recent years to avoid the requirements of the state mandates, said Michael Galligan-Stierle, president of the Association of Catholic Colleges and Universities.
It's a curious rivalry between these two organizations, because their business models are really very different.
In retrospect, Murray was a curious figure to help found such an organization.
The result of these conflicting rulings is that golf's most powerful organizations find themselves in a curious predicament.
A curious pattern has emerged in recent years in which people high up in the Mets organization take shots at the team.
