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...that despite the fact that they do it, they believe it to be “wrong” at some level, perhaps because they fear it destroys the incentive model for creative works. But if Harvard undergraduates truly believe file-sharing to be wrong, and they do it anyway, this implies at some level that the only reason we don’t all walk into stores and take whatever we like is because it’s hard to do so without being caught...
...alcoholism, bulimia is easy to hide (except from mothers or friends who have also suffered from the disease). Like most people with eating disorders, I was adept at keeping my disease hidden, because I didn't want anyone to stop me. I was convinced that I was in control anyway and could stop tomorrow if I really wanted to. I was often tired, irritable, hostile and sick from this, but my willpower to maintain appearances was such that most of the time no one knew the true reasons behind...
...officer responded to Bright Hockey Center in Allston to assist in towing a vehicle. The owner of the vehicle was allegedly uncooperative, disorderly, and belligerent, yelling at University employees in opposition to the towing. The motor vehicle was towed, anyway...
...bikini--the artist as king of the world. In another he was cavorting with pigs. Thinking back on that ad now, Koons has a simple explanation. "I thought I would call myself a pig before the viewer could, so they could only think more of me," he says. And anyway, he has had the last laugh. He turned out to be one of the most successful artists to emerge from the '80s. His 1992 Puppy, a 43-ft.-high dog made of flowering plants, is probably one of the most widely seen outdoor works of our time...
...Gary Johanson, medical director of the Memorial Hospice and Palliative Care Center in Santa Rosa, Calif., says that when an incapacitated patient hasn't left a living will or designated someone to make his or her medical decisions, families agree on what to do anyway in about two-thirds of the cases his center sees. When relatives quarrel, he notes, it's typically over old baggage. "Maybe one person feels estranged [from the patient] and now feels guilty if they don't try everything...