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...moment? Does the memory of a thing constitute a kind of reality so that we can be said to be "time traveling" when we think of the past? Huizenga plays with such considerations using the unique language of comix. The panels, which essentially frame a finite period of time, begin to overlap. Glenn steps out of the panel border and walks around to another panel. Soon Glenn has come up with a fairly reasonable argument for how time is illusory. Huizenga takes the quasi-profound day-dreamy musings of an average guy's walk down the street and puts them...
Harvard will wait for Meyer’s replacement, Pacific Investment Management Company Chief of Emerging Markets Debt Mohamed A. El-Erian, to commit money.* [SEE CORRECTION BELOW.] El-Erian will begin work at Harvard Management Company (HMC) in the middle of this month...
...proposed name tag days for sophomores, which would allow incoming residents to get to know one another, as well as a house-wide game like Assassin. He also said Currier would work with other Quad HoCos to bring more events to the Quad. “This campaign will begin with a Spring Slip and Slide (covering half of the Quad’s area) and a BBQ, as both a Welcome to incoming sophomores to the Quad community and a time to bond with our wonderful neighbors,” he wrote in his candidacy statement. Leng ran largely...
...great social movements begin, so this one did with an online petition to show just how mad some Asian-Americans (hereafter Asians), were. And they were mad. According to one thoughtful signer, if a non-Asian wears the shirt, “s/he’s just EXTRA racist. But either ways [sic], whoever made/sell/buys the shirt should be shameful of themself! [sic]” Aside from the gripping prose this author employs, I can’t help but notice and wonder how one might be “extra” racist. But more importantly...
...find themselves up against an Iron Wall, when they realize they had no alternative but to accept Jewish Settlement.”In an article published last week in Haaretz, Israel’s leading newspaper, Bradley Bursten recalls that “In 1977, the Likud of Menachem Begin and Yitzhak Shamir was derided abroad—and by the left at home—as a group led by terror warlords, a movement with roots in armed wings that had engaged in bombings and cold-blooded shootings. It was seen—ingenuously, by the left?...