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...masses: take out the dancing. Granted, eSizz isn't ablaze with entrechats and pirouettes, but it's got loads of modern movement: the mock swordplay and bullfight maneuvers Edward engages in with the ladies; the expertly clumsy seduction that Joyce tries on Edward, with the help of a beanbag chair that drops 30 feet from the flies to the stage floor. The show has more smart laughs than most Broadway musical comedies...
...eminently constitutional. The Bible so pervades Western culture, it says, that it's hard to call anyone educated who hasn't at least given thought to its key passages. Finally, it claims that the current civic climate makes it a "now more than ever" proposition. Says Stephen Prothero, chair of the Boston University religion department, whose new book, Religious Literacy (Harper SanFrancisco), presents a compelling argument for Bible-literacy courses: "In the late '70s, [students] knew nothing about religion, and it didn't matter. But then religion rushed into the public square. What purpose could it possibly serve for citizens...
...second-largest donation ever received by the school, after a $30 million gift by Finn M. W. Caspersen, the chair of the school's capital campaign, according to Law School spokesman Michael A. Armini...
...rooms in Dunster are actually pretty spacious, or that waiting for a shuttle to the Quad is a great time to do reading. It’s about getting to Annenberg early when they still have t-shirts in your size, putting one on, and hugging the HoCo chair. After that, just stop thinking...
...Emma M. Lind ’09, a Crimson associate editorial chair, is a history and literature concentrator in Winthrop House...