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...outrage of a peer––one of the few who actually belongs here with me––at dinner a few weeks ago to shake me from my mindless complacency. Remarking on an A she received on an “incredibly easy?? Expos paper she’d just written, she intimated to me that the class’ average grade of C-plus boggled her supremely apt mind. “Everyone here’s just so stupid!” she declared, brimming with justifiable frustration...
...Director Jane Edwards. The site contains 124 available funding sources, but that number is constantly increasing, according to the database’s project manager, Daphne Maramaldi. Officials from programs across the University can log onto the site and update funding information quickly. “Uploading is easy??it takes about 10 minutes,” Maramaldi said. Dean of the College Benedict H. Gross ’71 approved the database initiative this past spring, and Edwards hired Maramaldi to coordinate the effort with a team from the Faculty of Arts and Sciences’ Computer...
...screams and moans. She’s got a more feminist vibe. I think some people would respond to it, but she’s not that popular, even though she did open for U2 in 2001. Corey A. Pedersen ’06 That’s easy??Snoop Dogg. Ever since sixth grade I’ve had this fascination with him–he was so gangsta. And now he’s selling laundry detergent. I want to see if he’s gangsta in real life. I was so excited when...
...indeed died in vain if live men refuse to look at them.” Although a disclaimer at the bottom of every NTFU page purports domicile in the Netherlands and immunity to prosecution through Dutch law, its opening banner laments “America isn’t easy??Let’s see you acknowledge a man whose words make your blood boil, who’s standing center stage and advocating at the top of his lungs that which you would spend a lifetime opposing at the top of yours.” The organ...
Bourbon Street may have been the stuff of New Orleans lore, a symbol of the city’s quirky decadence, a neon-lit mecca of shellfish, booze, and parties. But for the Big Easy??s poor, the city’s streets—far from Bourbon’s bar scene—bore a more gritty reality...