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...highs and lows that made “Funeral” so compelling. “Neon Bible” can be hard to listen to twice in a row, in part because it’s so determinedly somber. That one can get through repeated listens at all??especially with lyrics as bleak as “I’m standing on a stage / Of fear and self-doubt / It’s a hollow play / But they’ll clap anyway.” For the second time, the Arcade Fire haven?...
...opera whose popularity reaches to South Korea, and a new website, which debuted in January, designed to be a portal for student-created video.In the face of recent criticism about the quality of its programming, HRTV is trying to break through to students. This is the YouTube generation, after all??the age of do-it-yourself, and I-want-it-now—and Harvard might finally be catching up.GOING DIGITALHRTV has been around for at least fifteen years, according to President Michael C. Koenigs ’09, and its flagship program has always been...
...language that often accompanies the topic—despite the efforts of those who “Love Female Orgasms!” with the help of a raunchy facilitator, not many women feel comfortable using the word “clitoris” above a whisper, if at all??discussion of sex as it relates to gender and thus, to feminism, is often dismissed. Either the subject is inappropriate, or distasteful, or trivial...
...clickers, or $1,700 for daily newspapers, the UC comes up empty. With a $400,000 budget, that kind of avarice is uncalled-for, particularly when the UC only has that money in the first place to fund campus-wide activities—which it no longer does at all??not to fund student groups ad infinitum...
Reading Cosmo, it’s a wonder any woman would want to involve herself with men at all??the entire experience is horrible if anything Cosmo publishes is true. Cosmo girls, in fact, aren’t free-loving nymphs—they’re slaves to men and slaves to sex. In Cosmo’s March issue alone, there are nearly two dozen articles on how to keep your man happy...