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...campus for Islamo-Fascism Week, ominously warning that the event’s organizers “dangerously (if unsurprisingly) conflate extremists who practice Islam with the faith itself.” As if the presence on campus of the world’s most prominent dictator did not bear similar worries about the types of values implicitly endorsed by the University. One can expect The Crimson to tow a similar line someday soon...
...politically-correct excesses. Bigots like Ahmadinejad do little harm—few American college students share his opinions, and he already lacks credibility in most people’s eyes. But firebrands like Horowitz who bring legitimate—if often overblown and rhetorically inappropriate—criticisms to bear against the academic left pose a much greater threat: to expose to more observers the shaky foundations upon which most postmodern prejudices are bulwarked...
...staring directly at the back of the person in front of them. A coxswain, though, must know his or her boat’s location with respect to other boats at all times. Coxswains must know what their oarsmen need to hear to make a move. And sometimes coxswains bear the brunt of that responsibility when something goes wrong. “The more responsibility you get, the more you’re going to get the blame if things go wrong,” Kitovitz says. “At the same time, I’ve never...
Gore's film presses the point that coral reefs are being bleached because of environmental change. ButBurton maintains that the climate does not bear the burden alone. Overfishing and pollution are also to blame...
...weather changes. “When they turn the heat on, they have to time it well,” she said. Although Flynn felt chilly for a while, she said she was not too concerned. “I’m from Massachusetts, so I can bear it,” she said...