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A LURCH IS NOT THE SAME AS A LEAP!—AND THIS U.S. PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN HAS...
When used as a verb, “lurch” is usually defined something like this: “1. To stagger. 2. To roll or pitch suddenly or erratically.” When the word refers to an act, it refers to something that is...
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The firing of Teresa Sullivan, the University of Virginia’s president, is being cited as a classic example of powerful people leaping without sufficient aforethought. Helen Dragas, the rector of the...
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