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...where dairy goes) • Any Humanities • Classics • Philosophy For the cultural omnivore (where meats go) • Social Studies (eclectic honors within the gates; to everyone else, 7th grade all over again) • Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations (kosher and halal) • Social Anthropology These just sound cool—like kumquats and cherimoya (where fruits go) • Astronomy and Astrophysics (rocket science is badass) • Organismic and Evolutionary Biology • Romance Languages and Literatures (learn how to serenade that special...
...concern that the science growth will come at the cost of the vitality of the humanities and social sciences. “Obviously not everybody’s happy about it,” said Jay M. Harris, the Wolfson professor of Jewish studies and chair of the Near Eastern languages and civilizations Department. “In an ideal world, we wouldn’t deal in zero sums,” Harris said, “In an ideal world, there would be a nice campaign and the humanities and social sciences would be taken care of also...
...College Republican National Convention to be held later this year, HRC officials said. The HRC was honored with a super delegate position that will allow them to send an extra delegate to the convention. Convention delegates also elected the new MACR executive board. Motley was chosen as Eastern Vice Chairman for 2007-2008. With continued representation within the MACR executive board and recognition at the convention, the HRC has proven to be a model Republican campus organization, said the club’s president, Jeffrey Kwong ’09. “I think it is clear to everyone...
...whisper-thin plot barely covers what is essentially an exposition of the playwright’s personal theology. Miss Witherspoon (Paula Plum) commits suicide, and on her way through the “bardo” (a holding room for unfulfilled spirits that contains a curious mix of Eastern, Christian, and New Age religious ideas), learns to appreciate life on earth, finally making peace with the universe...
...government that favored any special interest group outside of themselves. If one was industrious, they would not need any special treatment from the government. Much of Richardson’s focus is on the disappearing Western frontier, which provided the ideal of the hardworking individual free from eastern corruption and big government that Middle America lauded. But, Richardson reminds us, everyone had their place. Women receiving a greater public voice was only okay when they were doing feminine things, like improving conditions for their children. Middle class ideology said that if blacks would work hard, they would advance in life...