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The problem is, many in the US and other Western countries are wary of such modernizing projects, fearing that political and economic reforms amount to “Westernization,” to imposing our culture on others. Granted, democracy and sustained economic growth did arrive earlier in North America...
So in the end, we arrive at the unsettling reality that we, at ages 18-22, are not as liberal as we should be. And that is not according to my very liberal judgment, but according to Winston Churchill, who once famously declared, “If you are not...
But this partial renovation—slated to begin mid-June and end before students arrive for the fall semester—is a far cry from the full overhaul of the MAC that many administrators and students have been advocating for years.
By all measures, the $10 billion secondary market for live events is a model of inefficiency. "There's a great deal of time and energy wasted," says Princeton University economist Alan Krueger, who has studied ticket prices. But an upstart business, StubHub.com which was launched near the end of the...
After enjoying attention overseas, UK rock band the Cooper Temple Clause take their act on their first ever North American tour. But make sure you arrive early for opener Calla, the talented New York-based group behind last year’s gripping album Televise. Tickets $10. 8 p.m. The...