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Besides, if knowing what happens in a book were the only point of fiction, the genre would have died long ago. After all, the facts in an imaginary world aren??t that important. The beauty of reading the classics is that one can enter into an intimate conversation with the author and lose oneself in an alien world—a world as strange, complex, and unable to be condensed as our own. Jessica A. Sequeira ’11, a Crimson editorial comper, lives in Canaday Hall...
...sparkle” which helps her step up to her new role. If the plot sounds cliché, it is: The most refreshing part of the film is the subtle use of special effects to bring the toys in the store to life. And while the toys themselves aren??t outrageously original or imaginative (in fact, the film features several commercial toys that already exist) they add a quiet charm to the film’s colorful construction. A guest appearance by Kermit the Frog, who visits the store for some shopping, also serves...
...most things that people run for the UC on aren??t controversial,” Sundquist says. “It’s more the question of whether or not you can actually get those things done...
Other advertised perks don’t fulfill their promise. Kindle only offers subscriptions to eight magazines, and most of the content is already available for free online, with better formatting. The Web browser is slow, colorless and unable to handle web sites that aren??t mostly text, which should be a letdown to anyone with an iPhone. And it’s likely that customers, used to bright, full-color screens even on basic cell phones, will find Kindle’s two-tone e-paper display a letdown, even if it does make reading easier...
...more young people engage in political discussion,” he added. Jose Antonio Vargas, a political reporter for The Washington Post, believes that the application could even increase the number of young voters. “There’s still plenty of students out there who aren??t politically active, and all it takes now is one click,” he said. “We live in a clickable democracy.” One of ABC’s participating reporters is Sunlen M. Miller, who covers Barack Obama’s campaign. Miller...