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...critic, I give the Iraq films now in release passing marks for good intentions and audiences an incomplete for poor attendance. Although nonfiction directors have tackled the war vigorously, from Michael Moore's Fahrenheit 9/11 to Charles Ferguson's No End in Sight, it looks as if we may have to wait for Hollywood's definitive Iraq-war film. But that's the way the movie industry works. In the decade that the U.S. military spent in Vietnam, only a few films surfaced, including John Wayne's bombastic The Green Berets and De Palma's anarchic comedies Greetings...
Still, both campaigns know that attacking each other is a dangerous move. Clinton is the only one who will benefit if they take each other out. With Obama gaining in the polls, Clinton may soon find herself needing to help out her most vociferous critic--Edwards--to keep Obama from solidifying the anti-Hillary vote...
...said, would eventually form part of a campus which would also provide multiple viewpoints on different buildings. “It’s like a string of pearls curved through, meandering, and it’s always a surprise,” he said. Pulitzer Prize-winning architecture critic Robert Campbell said that he was excited about the imprint that Behnish would leave in Allston. “I think he’s done a wonderful job of taking this very repetitive collection of laboratory spaces and finding ways to create variety,” he said...
...complex, called the Stata Center for Computer, Information and Intelligence Sciences, was completed in spring 2004 and praised by Pulitzer-Prize winning critic Robert Campbell as “a work of architecture that embodies serious thinking about how people live and work, and at the same time shouts the joy of invention,” according to the Web site of MIT’s facilities department...
...20th century. Only now, scientists will be able to create genes that don’t preexist in nature and will thus be more specialized.The primary issue at hand is one of safety, not ethics. A Canadian action group named Erosion, Technology and Concentration (ETC) has been a consistent critic of synbio research and plans to challenge Venter’s patent application. Two commonly cited risks of this research include the possibility for “bio-terror,” which is the use of new and potentially devastating bioweaponry by terrorist groups...