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...lifestyle vendor like Lauren, the real question is how to avoid making the exhibition, which will run from March 6 to July 3, just another branding opportunity for his company. The MFA's answer is to confine Lauren mostly to a big wet kiss of an interview in the catalog, where he offers purring reflections on style, plugs his running shoes and tells us that fashion and automobiles make a perfect fit. In fact, the fashion show he just sent down the New York City catwalks was inspired by his cars. The marketing plans of hungry museums and shrewd designers...
...band is set to drop their third full-length album, Picaresque, in March 2005, and all previewing copies have left excited reviewers in their wake: this band is on the rise. Set-lists from past shows have shown that Meloy is equally dipping into the band’s catalog as with the new collection of Mozzer tracks, including the EP’s closer, the epic “Everyday is Like Sunday.” When alt-crunchie Natalie Merchant covered it, Morrissey wrote a spiteful song in rebuttal—time will tell how he deals with...
...onslaught. In the minutes that followed, HPT producers Charles E. Worthington ’06 and Romina Garber ’06, who is also a Crimson editor, entertained the audience with costumed gags and frequent jabs at the less successful projects in the actor’s back catalog...
There are dozens, maybe hundreds, of other classes like this, in the arts, humanities, sciences, and social sciences. Should we blame the University for not taking out full page ads in the course catalog to entice students to take them? Or should we blame the students for not enrolling—or not caring when they do enroll...
...move in the American university system away from fact-based learning—and perhaps Douthat is right that this trend is not a positive one. He may even make an argument for increased control over grades or more direction for confused undergraduates faced with a massive course catalog and no idea where to start. But these flaws are pervasive, not unique to Harvard, and tossing in the Harvard name to attract attention is cheap journalism...