Word: angers
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...accountable to students because they don’t need to draw people in—they have the Harvard name,” he says. To effect change, he cites his experience with Senior Gift Plus: “Create a petition, educate people, arouse some anger over the situation, get the press involved, and Harvard will realize it can no longer afford to marginalize undergraduates when it comes to events like Springfest...
...anger at all religious extremists reached a fever pitch—from the fundamentalist Jews and Muslims who won’t allow their brethren to achieve peace in the Middle East, to Mel Gibson, to the idea of a new pope who continues to oppose birth control and marriage for priests...
...know about the until now laid-back character. Meanwhile, Sahar encounters another guy (Aaron, played by Mike Dwan), and the romantic comedy continues. The powerful scenes in which she confronts the existence of fundamentalism— wrestling with whether wearing a headscarf is demeaning and the reasons for her anger at organized religion—co-exist uneasily with genuinely funny scenes in which she flirts playfully with Aaron and has to clear up misunderstandings with her mother...
...with a constant and quirky sense of humor—and why shouldn’t they be? After all, as Drake tells Maggie while trying to convince her to have sex with him, “Tomorrow we could be dead.” Whether we die of anger, of sadness, or while tap dancing, it will happen someday. And in that light, “Mr. Plumb” offers an opportunity to die with laughter that doesn’t seem like such a foreboding prospect at all. —Staff writer Marianne F. Kaletzky...
...professors have expressed anger at what they see as the displacement of Kanki’s role. In particular, professors have been irked by a letter that SPH Dean Barry R. Bloom sent to Kanki last August, outlining the new administrative structure of the grant and telling her that she must report to an executive director...