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Like its chart-topping hard-rock colleagues in Staind, Creed may prove to be a lesson in Rock 101 for the Britney generation, a bland Big Mac to wean the kids off musical Gerber. But after a few bites of what this band serves up, experienced buds will crave more exotic fare--like Pearl...
...fact is, shopping just can't offer the patriotic satisfaction Americans crave right now. After a point, spending is essentially isolating - every dollar spent on that new pair of Manolo Blahniks is a dollar that didn't go to charity or a church or any of the other institutions that draw people together. And for too many Americans, the invitation to keep spending is just plain bad advice...
Harvard also split games with Clarkson last year, winning 3-1 on the road but losing at home, 5-4. Clarkson lost to both Northeastern and Providence this past weekend, and thus will likely crave the opportunity to return to league action...
...list will evolve in unforeseeable directions, as changes in current affairs sway the readership’s interests. What is clear is that Americans have become more particular about the caliber of information they expect—even if they’re not sure what subject matter they crave. The reasons for the public’s new demand for thoughtful, considered analyses and subsequent aversion to the phoned-in paperbacks they so recently tolerated might make the current industry climate bittersweet. Nonetheless, who could really view the shift as anything but positive? Sept. 11 was certainly a cruel...
Light’s conclusions here, as in many other areas touched on in the course of his discussion, are deceptively simple. Students say they crave seminar-style classes where they have the chance to deal directly with distinguished professors in small settings. Schools then should focus resources on hiring the faculty to make these classes a reality for more students. Students need interpersonal contact with their professors. Schools then should encourage more faculty to advise. And discussion sections should be scheduled close to dinner so that conversation can spill over into the less formal setting...