"I admit to anger and outrage over what I believe was a serious wrong done to my beloved daughter," Ms. Bostock said in an e-mail message, "and this ban does represent some vindication for me".
But some refs have an attitude that 'I don't make mistakes.' " One player said one of the officials on the panel admitted to going to anger-management counseling.
The father, Victor Fuentes, 19, of Ridgewood, Queens, "admitted to having an anger problem and to having previously shaken his baby son when frustrated," according to a statement from the office of the Queens district attorney, Richard A. Brown.
Our favorite part of this story, though, is that Haslet-Davis admitoed to feeling the anger that this situation would understandably provoke.
In an interview tonight on CBS's "60 Minutes," Mr. Gore said he had given little thought to concession, and admitted to no feelings of anger.
Shannon Spann, whose moral stance appears unwavering, admits to some anger over hearing her husband's name yoked to that of Mr. Lindh.
Ms. Ford, who also wrote "Spiritual Divorce," appeared as a life coach on the short-lived reality show "The Ex-Wives Club" in 2007, encouraging people to admit to the anger they felt toward their former spouses.
I read Peter Hain's article yesterday on Cif and thought "God has it really come to this!" I admit to feeling anger but more so an immense personal sadness that someone who was such a fine radical as Peter had come to resort to such self-serving sophistry.
However unfathomable such a revelation may seem -- however impossible it would be for many of us to absorb these words with a modicum of grace -- Norma admits to no anger, no terror, no sense of betrayal or despair.
Then WorldCom admitted to a $3.9 billion fraud, public anger swelled over corporate misdeeds, and the Senate voted unanimously for the bill despite the best efforts of accounting lobbyists.
