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...they say, an anonymous donor—to whom they refer as the “Contender”—has agreed to purchase a boat large enough to fit the team and the zebras. The group, dubbed Team Zebra, plans to “take a cruise?? while raising money for disaster relief, according to their website, www.teamzebra.org. In return for funding the nautical equine escapades, however, the Contender has demanded half the proceeds—or profits, as the case may be—that the group amasses while yachting with the zebras...
...compete with the SAC clan remains to be seen. Traditionally, SAC members make more attractive candidates because they can tout specific reforms such as 24-hour libraries and universal key access, while CLC leaders are much more vulnerable because their failures—events like the Afterparty and Booze Cruise??are so visible.Then again, the UC’s role in social planning is going to be a top issue in this year’s presidential race, which could mean a CLC candidate is more welcome than usual. “I think examining social life...
Lightning struck twice. A few days later I watched Cruise and Matt Lauer, both steely and focused, debate antidepressants—or psychotropic drugs, if you listen to Cruise??on The Today Show. Cruise insisted that Lauer didn’t know the history of psychiatry, but that he did. Lauer said that antidepressants had helped some of his friends. Cruise accused Lauer of being “glib.” The viewing public chalked Cruise??s antics up to his infatuation with Scientology. I agreed, congratulating myself on my educated rationality...
Most of America’s first and only introduction to the Church of Scientology comes from a glossy magazine or a television news program. After Cruise??s outburst, media sources from Entertainment Tonight to Time lionized him as a symbol of a twisted religion, and Cruise did little to stymie the negative onslaught. He promoted Scientology at a Nobel Peace Prize concert to widespread boos. He publicly stated that Brooke Shields should have used vitamins and exercise instead of antidepressants to help cure her post-partum depression; in response, she published an opinion piece...
Nonetheless, it’s worth a look, much like Messina’s posterior. Or Cruise??s, for that matter. Analyze that, if you dare...