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...commentator??going by the handle Fuxxtor—remarked on a story featured on the Digg.com, connecting this “half-assed way around teaching proper diet and exercise” to current geopolitical trends. Fuxxtor even declares that—in light of such decadence—“[he] for one welcome [sic] China, Japan and India as the United States’ new master...
...self-described friend of Franklin noted on a weblog Wednesday, the Harvard particle physicist is not quite a lexicographic trailblazer. In October 2003, after Limbaugh—formerly an ESPN commentator??drew fire for racially insensitive remarks about Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb, a Limbaugh fan on a conservative website wrote: “even if Rush was just wrong in what he said, why does this rise to a resignable gaff...
Meanwhile, Stills was amused to hear of a pundit’s primary-season analogy comparing Kerry to John Lennon, Sen. John R. Edwards to Paul McCartney and former Vermont Gov. Howard B. Dean to George Harrison—but troubled to hear that commentator??s equation of Rep. Dennis J. Kucinich with final Beatle Ringo Starr...
...you’re not convinced that Radcliffe Rugby merits the commentator??s chair, consider this: they’re smart enough to see through political B.S. and cynical enough about current affairs to want real change. They’re politically committed, extracurricularly over-committed, and they can sing a mean rendition of “Doe, a deer, a female deer,” that, if included here, would ensure that Crimson President Amit R. Paley’s mother never invites me to Seder again...
Harvard’s upset of Stanford has not been forgotten in the national basketball conscience. An ESPN commentator??s reference to the game early in the selection show yesterday drew loud cheers from the Harvard players, who had donned black shirts with white letters that read, “Let’s Dance 2002,” on their backs...
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