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...larger sense Be Kind Rewind declares that the riches of cinema history touch each of us personally. Films become so deep a part of us that we own them that our memories of them, whether faithful or fanciful, become their meanings. As a movie critic and, even before and above that, a movie lover, how can I disagree with that...
...keynote speaker at the Harvard Kennedy School’s Public Policy and Leadership Conference, which brings college students to the school to encourage careers in public service. As a member of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee in the 1960s, Moses led voter registration drives in the deep south. In 1982, he founded the Algebra Project, a progressive math education program for low-income students that has been put in place in around 40,000 American middle schools. Currently, he teaches math in Miami, Fla. The civil rights leader only mentioned his own career in the question-and-answer session...
...shines when it takes command of both “Message In A Bottle” and “Shape Of My Heart,” placing these songs of anguish and introspection firmly and successfully in “Thug Life” territory. Nine solo albums deep, Pastor Troy has finally turned his high-pitched battle cry of a voice from a gimmick into an asset. “UH-HUH!” ad-libs aside (and who could imagine P-Troy without those?), these raps are musically and rhythmically sound, delivered right on the beat...
...areas, and it will allow us to create important new spaces while enhancing the beauty and sustainability of the campus environment.” Funding for the Princeton plan has not yet been determined, as many proposed projects have not even been zoned, Cliatt said. Still, Princeton has a deep bankroll from which to draw—its nearly $16 billion endowment is the largest in higher education on a per-capita basis. —Staff writer Aditi Balakrishna can be reached at balakris@fas.harvard.edu...
...songs the quality of sinister lullabies. Occasionally, the album can teeter on repetition. “You Want the Candy” and “Blitzed” open with nearly identical riffs, and, though sweet in sound, the Raveonettes’ lyrics have never been all that deep or inspired. Overall, however, the material is good enough to be recycled. Having become masters at musical appropriation, it is perhaps only fitting that, after finding something that works and works well, the Raveonettes have now begun to copy themselves. —Reviewer Nayeli R. Rodriguez can be reached...