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...axis of evil” doctrine is clear in a way that American foreign policy has not been clear in a long time. Its message is unmistakably simple: “If you threaten the democratic values we defend and hold dear, you are evil. And we will eliminate your threat. Period. If you don’t believe us, ask the Taliban...
...Hull also appreciates the personal elements in Sheng’s work: “It’s a close friend who he was looking at through this lens. It’s interesting to let somebody tell you something that’s near and dear to them.”(In fact, the subject of all of Sheng’s photos is Glen R. Curry ’03, a psychology concentrator who lives in Mather House and is currently dating Sheng.) Hull noticed that by arranging his photographs in a careful sequence, Sheng kept...
Seniors have engaged in a year-long discussion about their theses that is as redundant as it is uninteresting, and as pathetic as it is boring. Dear lord, it’s a thesis we’re talking about here. Although some concentrations require original research, not many of us will produce something that hasn’t already ever been said before—and before, and before that. And it’s unlikely that any of us will alter the course of the universe with our conclusions either. As such, the thesis is simply a research...
...Memorial Day. I know of nowhere else where love of country comes so easily and devoid of complication. In many other places, patriotism is best kept hidden or trotted out only on trivial occasions like soccer games. In Britain members of the intelligentsia would not be seen dead, my dear, with a Union Jack--unless it were some campy '60s relic of Carnaby Street. In France the Tricolor flies from every town hall--but I have never seen one outside my French friends' houses. If you lived through the horrors of Europe's last century, patriotic fervor is a dish...
...stiffing of the Commission the only sin of the once so Europe-minded Germans. Indeed, Schröder has racked up quite a record in recent times. Take cars, something very dear to the European consumer. Competition Commissioner Mario Monti wants to break up the informal shelters that allow carmakers to charge different prices in different markets. But Schröder, eyeing the profits and employment rolls of VW, Daimler, Opel et al., doesn't like it. Liberalization of the energy market? No, says Berlin, we don't want a European regulatory commission that would set Europe-wide "tolls...