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Mohammad Sarfarz Khan strides up a short mud path to a tunnel dug into the hillside, enters and disappears. The 61-year-old Kashmiri villager is sure-footed in the gloom, feeling his way around the shelter with practiced confidence. When he reaches the inner bunker, Khan pulls a blanket around his shoulders and peers out of a small window. It is from here that, since 1989, he has watched thousands of Indian and Pakistani artillery shells describe golden arcs as they split the air of the valley below. "I suppose we were lucky," he says, of surviving 14 years...
Despite the blanket restriction, Cremarosa began to explore his options just days after learning his season was certainly over...
...What actually is ‘gross?’” Cara C. Delzer ’04 asked. “Is that sort of blanket reprimand of a very appropriate invitation to social scholarship...
Neither the book nor the in-flight movies are holding your attention. You're sick of playing solitaire on your laptop. Now's the perfect time, then, to try meditating. You don't need to adopt the lotus position-just put on the eye mask, pull up the blanket and empty your mind. Whether you manage five minutes or 50, a session of contemplation will help reduce stress and get you to your destination in a better mood. Everyone else will think you're snoozing but you're actually meditating on these selected insights from Eastern spiritual sources, past...
While Schraa is free to have her own opinions about Summers and his support of the arts at Harvard, she should not conflate such issues with the artistic merits of the student performers. Moreover, if she is going to write a review it should avoid blanket statements and actually provide constructive discussion of the performance...