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...gift of calm nothingness should thus be available to people of all religious persuasions. In fact, the Tranquility Room itself was set up by a previous tutor who was Ba??hai, according to Radich, a fourth-year Ph.D. candidate in Buddhist Studies. The room, the very name of which reflects its focus, exists not to spread certain religious or even philosophical beliefs, but to “provide a space for different ways people can step outside and look [at themselves,]” says Radich, “and meditation can do that regardless of whether...
...April with major demonstrations of up to 20,000 in some cities declaring, “No to Saddam, No to America, Yes to Islam, Yes to Democracy.” Since then, guerrilla attacks on U.S. troops have increased precipitously. Rather than isolated attacks by remnants of the Ba??ath Party or foreign terrorists, it is becoming increasing clear that these attacks are a reflection of the widespread hostility of the Iraqi people toward the occupying forces...
After this act of treason, the Dixie Chicks, or perhaps more accurately called the “Ba??athist Chicks,” no longer deserved their former place in our society: that of the cheerfully brainless pop act that amused us with their shiny hair and their shinier outfits. The Chicks had a brain now, and they had an idea…called treason. Much like a TF who comes to the painful realization that one of his students is actually smarter than him, we Americans had to face the awful reality that our own vacuous, bubble...
Clearly, Baghdad Britney has two options, and they both involve magazine covers: pose nude and be forgiven, or end up like Uday and Qusay Hussein, smoked out of her Ba??ath loyalist safehouse in Tikrit...
...withstanding some weaknesses in execution, Broadwater’s Ba??al is an innovative production that maximizes the emotional potential of Brecht’s play. It portrays humanity in all its stark, shocking and terrifying guises, and then abruptly leaves the audience to contemplate the emotional aftermath of their experience...