The dean told Sharp nothing could be done, Murray recalled.
The dean showed Sharp, who is openly gay, flyers that had been distributed across campus.
Dean Gerken made a sharp stop in the Ipswich goal from Neil Danns before McGoldrick converted from the spot after he had been brought down by Wanderers goalkeeper Andy Lonergan.
But for instances of sharp disagreement, the dean will most likely convene the entire admissions committee, with the vote of the majority deciding.
And court observers like to point out that the former Harvard Law School dean is one of the sharpest questioners at oral argument.
When Mr. Foster's plan was originally announced, the Dean of St . Pauls issued a sharp protest, saying the proposed building was a threat to the cathedral's "issued statusharpnd a "challenge that should not go uncontested".
If Mr. Kerry himself unswervingly took the high road, his spokeswoman, Stephanie Cutter, did not hesitate to rebut the criticisms by Dr. Dean and Mr. Edwards in the sharpest tones.
His recent album, Dean Street Nights, was made with his sharp-eared London rhythm section, and that mixture of sambas, sparky blues and the occasional diversion into bebop is likely to figure prominently on this visit.
His reputation as a cerebral lawyer with a quick wit and sharp temper served him well as one of the dean's of New York's white-collar bar.
But Hori, the 43-year-old founder of Globis Capital Partners and dean of Tokyo's Globis Management School, insists that Asia's leading economy has sharp minds with lively ideas worth funding.
The Democratic contenders followed this approach on Thursday night when they aimed their sharpest attacks at President Bush rather than deflate Dr. Dean's high-flying balloon of support.
