Recently, Balwant Bains, a Sikh and headteacher at one of the schools, Saltley science academy, described how he was hounded out of his job.
I know how you will all remember how he relentlessly hounded the administration, faculty and staff until finally they wrote the donation check".
One was Mikel Rouse, a composer and director of operas, who recounted how he had been hounded ruthlessly by collection agencies for a $20,000 debt that he had cleared up several years earlier.
I was waiting in this heat wave in London at the casting director's place, and I see everyone reading this big speech for the Hound about how he got his face burned.
He'd be the first to tell you that I am regularly hounding him with suggestions on how he -- or the administration -- should do something, or not do something.
He asks how he can ever return to Berlin--or, worse, Stockholm, where the ornithological community hounds him like a common criminal?
Looking visibly deflated, near tears, he talked about his impending death, how he wasn't actually corrupt, and, oh, about his fifty years of service, his heroism in Korea, his civil rights efforts and how he was a victim of hounding by the press.
Look at how they hounded out Dr Arpad Putzai from his job.
Well, everyone did, but he hounded me.
