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Depardieu writes large what the other players in this typically French -- that is, typically terrific -- ensemble write small: the complexity of human motives at delicately stated cross-purposes. To an American observer, accustomed to watching actors struggle to find more than one dimension in their movie roles, the sight of...
Such winning gestures reveal a side of the President only glimpsed before. By being less calculating and more confiding -- acting less like a politician, really -- Bush could become even more appealing to voters. For Democrats, the President's new human dimension is another piece of bad news.
This blatant conflict of interest could have been avoided with a greater sense of propriety on the part of HMC and with a broader jurisdiction for the oversight groups. There is an entire dimension of Harvard's investment holdings that are not subject to scrutiny by the ACSR. And to...
The guidelines required that for-credit courses be offered under "appropriate departments in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS)," have a "theoretical and/or historical dimension as part of the learning experience," be taught by a "skilled practitioner of the art," have "prearranged evaluation procedures and goals" and be taught...
Although Dean of Students Archie C. Epps III does not believe that dance courses were ever consciously excluded from the curriculum, the Bakanowsky guidelines have made their incorporation virtually impossible. Creating dance classes with a "theoretical and/or historical dimension" is not difficult. Students at Skidmore can take an entire course...