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...Paul D. Wolfowitz and Connecticut Senator Joseph I. Lieberman, who they claim stifle discussion of Israel’s flaws.“Israel is in fact a liability in the war on terror and the broader effort to deal??with rogue states,” the authors added.Walt and Mearsheimer call this movement responsible for American hesitance toward the Middle East peace process and for the U.S. invasion of Iraq, and they claim that the role of the lobby has grown since Sept. 11.The article, first...
...great pints, great food and great friendship.” One thing that isn’t so great, however, is its marketing. The pub’s “soft opening,” (a euphemism for “not a big deal??) occurred on Halloween, in the ramshackle blue building that once housed Brother Jimmy’s. Though opening on a Monday night may seem inauspicious, O’ Sullivan is confident in his type of publicity. “One person will tell 10, 10 will tell fifty—it?...
...diversity is beneficial to their student populations, and to society in general: the authors cite evidence that, between the 1976 and the 1989 college entering cohorts, there was a 15-to-20 percent increase in the number of matriculants who rated college as contributing “a great deal?? to their “ability to work effectively and get along well with people of different races/cultures,” and their “ability to have a good rapport with people holding different beliefs...
...them. Like Vitamin Water and Cartoon Network, JetBlue is doing exactly what Harvard’s anti-corporate policies were meant to prevent: trying to turn the University into its own personal billboard.But is the distinction actually material? At the end of the day, a deal is a deal??and it’s unclear whether JetBlue deserves more scrutiny than any other company looking to get in with Harvard youth through student groups.BLURRING THE LINEOne of the first groups to experiment with corporate sponsorship was Veritas Records, the student-run record label launched at Harvard...
...only conclude that the novel’s success—several weeks on the bestseller lists in New York and London, in addition to a ?2.5 million (about $ 4 million) movie deal??is the result of Taylor’s ability to self-promote. His most recent hurdle into the headlines will only increase his inexplicable popularity. After all, if it weren’t for Taylor’s “gay” comment, would I have written this review—and would you have read...