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...movie, which chronicles a vampire attack during the dead of winter when the far-North town of Barrow, Alaska, experiences no sunlight for a month, is perhaps the least innovative movie ever made...
...Past winners of the prize include Freeman J. Dyson, physicist and mathematician at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, and Charles H. Townes, UCLA professor and Nobel laureate for physics. The 2006 winner was cosmologist John D. Barrow, who has written in depth on the connection between life and the universe and what scientists may not understand about matter, space and time. Judges of the prize, awarded by the John Templeton Foundation, include leaders from the fields of science and religion...
...Andrew Barrow Malone ’07, a history and literature concentrator taking McCarthy’s course, points out that he can help people while learning in a nontraditional method. “I plan on analyzing texts the same way that I would in an English class, but then to go a step further and ask, ‘Is this a suitable text for high school?’ To do that successfully you’ve got to think about the text as critically as you would if you were writing a paper. It?...
...administration particularly gleeful to find that the student had made up his account. A spokesman for UMass-Dartmouth, John Hoey, told the Globe that the student would not be disciplined as a result of his deception. That statement has sparked protest from another professor at the school, Clyde W. Barrow, director of the Center for Policy Analysis, who said the student should be suspended and forced to make a public apology for deceiving the public. He also called on the faculty members who relayed the student’s tale to issue public apologies. “The reality...
...Barrow said that the faculty members should not have told the press about the student’s story before verifying it, and he said that their behavior demonstrated an ideological bent in addition to poor judgment. This incident, Barrow said, was another example of “a faculty culture that seems…continually on the edge of hysteria, constantly predisposed to embrace these kinds of incidents at face value...