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...whole alleged 90's sideburn phenomenon canbe compared to Perry--a weak imitation of theoriginal. Like bell-bottoms and acid-washed jeans,sideburns will probably soon be nothing more thana distant fashion memory...
...IKNOW A LOT of Asians who don't just study." At that moment, I realized what a sham political correctness is--a placebo, a magic hallucinogenic pill that causes uncomfortable facts to recede into a distant haze. Political correctness directs all our frustrations at racists, real or imaginary, at the price of losing any realistic assessment of ourselves...
...Crimson didn't win one. It won two. In a feat that has never been accomplished in Harvard women's basketball history, the Crimson came home from the most distant Ivy road trip with two thrilling and emotional victories...
...current recession has quickly become one of the campaign's major issues. Since real-life job searches are in store for all in the not-so-distant future, the state of the economy is bearing heavily in college students' minds. Demanding steps to address the nation's recession-plagued social and economic woes through political activism fits into the realm of not just seeking help for yourself but for others as well. It's that whole enlightened self-interest thing...
...general campaign is a distant dream, but Clinton is assiduously pursuing his centrist lines so he can avoid being perceived as tacking back from a more liberal stance. "You're killed if you look expedient," he says, "and killed if you're caught too clearly tailoring your message for different audiences" -- which explains why Clinton tells the Republicans he's courting that he will pay for a middle-class tax break by raising the wealthy's tax rates...