Word: americaã
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...immature.” Indeed they are; but, in the same sense, American poetry (outside of S.F.) appears to be senile—the aridity of a sterile Greenwich Village, or the ingrown complexity of form without substance, of structure without inspiration, which characterizes the overwhelmingly academic literature of America??s intelligentsia...
...Meanwhile, the steady revelation in scope of America??s systematic employment of “harsh interrogation techniques” (read: torture) has also drawn into relief the high costs of unchecked hegemony. In October, Michael Mukasey replaced the disgraced Alberto Gonzales as United States Attorney General, even as he could offer only equivocation on the subject of waterboarding—the precise opposite of the message American leadership must send to former friends and allies abroad...
...freshman, Elizabeth G. Hornig ’08 read Kozol’s 1991 book “Savage Inequalities: Children in America??s Schools” in a single...
...Sociology professor Mary C. Brinton includes Kozol’s 2005 “The Shame of the Nation: The Restoration of Apartheid Schooling in America?? on her “Education and Society” syllabus...
...Walesa’s text contained an optimism for freedom, stating that “it is precisely such ideals that unite us, the people of America and Poland.” But with the last word, Fuentes challenged America??s “hypocrisy” in how it treats its “southern neighbors” even while it considered Polish Solidarity a friend...