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...Industrial Revolution, its people shivering through the winters of the oil shortage. Texas boomed with energy--the kind it pumped out of the Permian Basin and the kind that came from its adrenal glands. Now it is Texas that is chastened and Massachusetts that seems, for the moment, to belong to the future. Two reports...
...language and rhythms of the book belong unmistakably to the Marlboro Man of American letters. So too do the prose mannerisms that have become the stock of imitators and parodists. But there are also passages that recall Hemingway doing what nobody did better, focusing on the point where action and feeling become indistinguishable...
...receives nearly 50 applications for the 35 openings in its sophomopre class, but Bakanowsky says the department has no plans for expansion. Instead, Bakanowsky, who teaches the two Core Curriculum courses offered by the department and believes that "the arts belong to everyone, not a select few," says that the department goes out of its way to reach out to non-concentrators. Consequently, some 1300 of the 1600 annual spots in the department's courses are filled by non-concentrators...
...COCA had nothing to do with it and should not be held responsible for it. The Crimson even printed a letter from a member of COCA which condemned those responsible for disrupting the meeting. Thus, there is no cause for blaming liberals on campus, not even the liberals who belong to specific groups like COCA, for the actions...
...tells Jack, the forest boy (Tom Cruise): "You can't expect to disrupt the order of the universe and not pay the price." The "price" here refers to the rest of the movie, a slipshod amalgamation of trolls, witches, ugly bat-like things and one-eyed executioner types that belong in pro wrestling. Sad to say, Legend is too high a price for even the fantasy flick lover...