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...school or style. He has too much to say to remain only in the neo-realist genre, the genre most suited to his Marxist leanings. The film often seems torn between its clear Marxist stance and its religious overtones, as its many artistic influences and ideas blend together to create an omnipresent tension. Pasolini creates a sense of spiritualism, and even holiness, with references to art and music. Pasolini incorporates these references, unlike his neo-realist colleagues, as uniquely symbolic gestures...
...start with basic interview fashion philosophy. "Blend," explains Katie Feeley of Citibank, who also worked in the Cornell Career Office. "You don't want to be noticed for your clothes. Blend in as much as possible. Sure, it might be stifling to the creativity, but it's a stifling business. Your 4.0 should jump out rather than your bright red suit...
...point in the afternoon, He sat next to me. What could I do but introduce myself? I did, and we had a little chat, which, in memory, seems to blend in with His Letterman appearance of two nights before and the hushed rumors of the other guests. I learned that He had gone to school in Toronto, that He was half-Chinese, and that this one man, raised to a god-like status by His admirers and publicists, was an interesting, intelligent human being...
...Weld's blend of fiscal conservatism and socialliberalism may not appeal to the Republicanactivists who tend to vote in primaries, saidMarkham Professor of Government H. Douglas Price...
French Elvises? These were no Graceland imitators born of cheap beer and the American dream. Here was a transcontinental composite--a blend of the uniquely American and the quintessentially French into something entirely new: the Franco-Elvis...