The debate, which took over a school forum in Los Angeles on Monday, is as much about campus culture as it is about Israel, and it touches on all the topics that have made colleges the target of discussion and derision in recent months: diversity, tolerance, censorship, the increasingly unstable distinction between words that are unwelcome and speech that is truly threatening.
It's hard to hear the words "unstable" and "unbalanced" and not wonder if he's referring to her hormones.
For the word "unstable," 33percentt selected "extremely," 11percentt chose "very" and 16percentt agreed with "somewhat".
It was, the aide said, the difference between being opportunistic and being "unstable" ― a word used by other Clinton officials in recent interviews to describe the GOP nominee.
It was, the aide said, the difference between being opportunistic and being "unstable" ― a word used by other Clinton officials in recent interviews to describe the GOP nominee. "The effectiveness is showing people who he is," explained Joel Benenson, Clinton's chief strategist.
I think sometimes the word unstable, if you put that idea instability it might panic patients a bit but again it depends on the context and the patient.
In other words, ATP is unstable, too unstable to last while it is transported.
Mr. Walker bravely approaches Mercutio without the usual elfin lyricism, creating instead a portrait of an aggressively unstable man who uses words and images to whip himself into a destructive fever.
McGregor said later he thought Diaz's words were unstable rambling in response to the verbal trashing he was absorbing.
In an interview yesterday with the Chronicle of Higher Education, Bill Clinton highlighted the crucial role of American colleges and universities in a world that is, in his words, "unequal, unstable and unsustainable".
