His arrival has sparked a series of campus protests because of his high-profile notoriety as an advocate of euthanasia for some disabled infants.
The allure of real science is powerful, even as the hacker high life — girls, notoriety, White Russians — can be hard to resist.
Exactly like Berlusconi, Trump is a man from the economic establishment, with immense economic resources and an extremely high degree of notoriety.
The last time coal ash reached such a high level of notoriety was probably back in December 2008 when a pond at the Tennessee Valley Authority's Kingston Fossil Plant in Harriman, Tennessee, ruptured, spewing more than a billion gallons of toxic ash into the Emory and Clinch Rivers and surrounding areas.
As the presidential race grows tighter, this statewide standardized test, given yearly to public school children from third grade through high school, has achieved notoriety as well.
By August of 2014 he had reached a high enough level of notoriety to be interviewed by The Tab.
No doubt being a pundit is a great gig: notoriety, a high soapbox on which to stand and, for many, a full-time, well-paying job.
After that, it's fair to say, they may have got a bit high on their own notoriety and turned into movies about offending polite society.
Though they are only one blog, TSIS's extremely high play count and notoriety amongst fans meant their suspension has already sent ripples through the electronic music world.
As a teenager he left home to perform rhythm and blues in medicine shows and nightclubs, where he took the name "Little Richard," achieving notoriety for high-energy onstage antics.
Founded by Mark Hoppus, guitarist and vocalist Tom DeLonge and drummer Scott Raynor, the band emerged from the Southern California punk scene of the early 1990s and first gained notoriety for high-energy live shows and irreverent lyrical toilet humor.
