Paul Auster ("The Accidental Rebel," Op-Ed, April 23) concludes that "not much of anything" was accomplished at Columbia in 1968.
Saul becomes an accidental rebel (and, as it turns out, a rather incompetent and unreliable one), but that's beside the point.
(One of those armories, in Benghazi, was the scene of a tragedy yesterday, when inexperienced rebels apparently triggered an accidental explosion there; in the resulting conflagration, dozens were killed.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet (One of those armories, in Benghazi, was the scene of a tragedy yesterday, when inexperienced rebels apparently triggered an accidental explosion there; in the resulting conflagration, dozens were killed.
The confusion resulted in at least two accidental bombings that killed over a dozen rebel fighters.
She and Herbert and Michael and Rebel end up on an accidental double-date at the Balboa Club.
"Unfortunately it looks like we have had human intervention but whether that's accidental or deliberate remains to be seen," said Rebel Talbert from the Rural Fire Service.
His most recent piece, The Accidental Leader, pre-empted events by showing the shadow cabinet rebelling against Jeremy Corbyn.
Then it collapsed three years ago following an almost-accidental coup led by a disgruntled army captain, which was seized immediately by Toureg rebels seeking independence in the north.
Credited with founding the for-profit education industry in the U.S., Sperling wrote in his autobiography, Rebel With a Cause, "Money I've made notwithstanding, I am an unintentional entrepreneur and an accidental CEO".
