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...assailing the Atlantic's cover story and its author, Christina Hoff Sommers, whose attacks, she says, ignore the studies Gilligan published to back up her 1982 best-seller, In a Different Voice...
...Christina S.N. Lewis '02 is a history and literature concentrator in Leverett House...
...royal Tina Turner in full-fledged concert: she says that the upcoming "Twenty Four Seven" tour will be her last. But don't fret: Turner and her bionic legs aren't retiring from music all together. Instead, she's focusing on "smaller-less is more" projects. Diva-in-training Christina Aguilera hopes to fill the vacuum, headlining her first amphitheater tour this summer...
...Christina Aguilera is a bit too mature for you, red hot teeny-bopper pop is racing to your home venue before its stars' 15 minutes expire. Good luck getting a ticket for 'NSync's stadium and amphitheater tour-tickets for all but one of the 51 venues sold out on the first day. Combine that with the record-shattering sales of their latest album, No Strings Attached, and it's clear that those boys are the ones to beat this summer. Tickets are still available for Britney Spears, who is touring in promotion of her new album Oops...
Less skilled immigrants are filling so many of the jobs that Americans traditionally disdain--dishwasher, gardener, construction day laborer, house cleaner, nanny--that portions of the economy have become heavily dependent on them. Restaurants alone employ 1.4 million immigrants, who make up almost 14% of all their workers. Christina Howard, senior legislative representative of the National Restaurant Association, says eateries will need to add 2 million more jobs by 2010, and "we are absolutely looking to immigration" to help meet that goal...