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...incessant buzz of approval and my own experience is enough to convince me that the Master search committees have worked assiduously to place enthusiastic, self-giving members of the Faculty—with a “genuine, natural and personal” interest in undergraduates—in charge of the Houses. Lewis has devoted much effort to researching lists candidates and assessing their potential for leadership. He has consciously flagged senior members of the faculty for these positions because of their ability to voice undergraduate interests more broadly and, presumably, for their ability to do so without fear...
OVERRATED Canadian ice wines As dessert wines go, these imports are good but hardly worth the buzz--or the $80 a bottle some fetch. Besides, how difficult can it be to find frozen grapes in Canada...
...Even the standard search buzz is quieter these days, according to numerous members of the Princeton faculty...
www.somanintheknow.com. Workin’ it for the pleasure of the people…All the movies coming out for the next month look terrible. Ick. (And for those who think Pearl Harbor will be see-worthy, I make a very bad face at you. I believed the positive buzz around Armaggeddon and came out of it with an excruciating headache and bad-cinematography-induced nausea.) The only thing that’s keeping me going is the possibility for Moulin Rouge to be a creative tour de force…Speaking of Moulin Rouge, the new Nicole Kidman spread...
...behavior for clues to her mysterious malady. As a child, Clara writes, Jessy sometimes seemed to neither see nor hear--she gazed through people as through glass--yet her visual perception was so acute that she could assemble puzzles picture-side-down, and her ears detected the faintest buzz, hum or click of a household appliance. Though she did not acquire a usable vocabulary until she was five, a few years later she effortlessly mastered arcane mathematical concepts and Morse code. Indeed, her facility with patterns and order led her to create--and be ruled by--her own obsessive systems...