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...always raises eyebrows when I appear on panels with people who don’t look like me, or are a lot older, or look like they had more experience than me,” Chen says. “It’s always great to destroy the stereotypes and show you can still be an effective advocate for a political issue, or in my case, for the office of president...
...John Singer Sargent’s materials and tools in the 1920s as a significant gift of a similar nature. Part of the Forbes Collection of Materials of the Artist, the Sargent studio points to a long-standing interest in an artist’s personal materials. Newman destroyed canvases he was dissatisfied with, leaving fragments that were later found in his studio. Mancusi-Ungaro compares the destroyed paintings to rough drafts, noting that many artists would far rather destroy such cast-offs than sell them. Yet she argues that these discarded scraps can be extremely revealing...
...sons, without so much as a whimper.RR: Who would win in a fight: Titus or Russell Crowe in “Gladiator”?JF: I think probably Titus. I mean, he’s old now, but definitely in his prime he’d destroy Russell Crowe.Jason R. Vartikar-McCullough ’11 RR: So who do you play in “Titus Andronicus”?JVM: I play Demetrius, who is the son of Tamora, Queen of the Goths.RR: What’s his role in the story?JVM: I have a brother named Chiron...
...would find it very difficult to believe the CIA would deliberately destroy evidence material to the 9/11 investigation, evidence that would cover up a core truth, such as who really was behind 9/11. On the other hand I have to wonder what space-time continuum the CIA exists in, if they weren't able to grasp what a field day the 9/11 conspiracy theorists are going to have with this - especially at a time when trust for the government is plumbing new depths...
...Senate would require individualized warrants to wiretap calls made by foreign targets. Instead, the bills require such warrants only when the government targets Americans, something we should all agree is necessary. Klein was also flat-out wrong when he suggested that there is bipartisan agreement that the government should destroy any records on nontargeted Americans that it obtains using this broad new authority. In fact, the Administration and its allies are fighting against far more modest proposals to protect innocent Americans who are swept up in this new, essentially warrantless surveillance. For nearly 30 years, the secret FISA court...