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...seen on demand, day or night, for free (unless you use iTunes) by bigger audiences than ever before. But this is not as great as it seems: you must sit through the same goddamn shampoo commercial every goddamn time. The fact that I was able to enjoy the video for “Crooked Teeth” despite this critical setback, says a lot about the quality of the video. Director Ace Norton has accomplished something here: his combination of claymation and stop-motion video, a quirky homage to Steven Johnson’s video for Peter Gabriel?...
...whole, this innocent, clever, winning little piece of chick-lit is for any romantic who isn’t too proud to enjoy a guilty pleasure...
...must enjoy seeing your name in the big papers? JR: Oh, it’s also scary, you know. You can be misquoted. Luckily, I haven’t been misquoted. It’s certainly been a huge incursion on my time. People phoning me, e-mailing me, my Wi-Fi breaking down at home over the weekend. All those things were an incursion into my time. So no, I don’t have that particular desire to be famous. I’d rather keep teaching and writing...
...regardless of the night, you’re much more likely to see shirtless men making out than heterosexual couples. If you’re a girl or a gay guy, this is your candy shop; straight men should bring lady friends or prepare to enjoy themselves—solo—on the dance floor. If this sounds enticing, you’ll have to seek out a member to sponsor you or to bring you along as a guest. All things considered, the guest fees aren’t bad for a club of this caliber...
...social chair of BMF. The publication also did not circulate on campus beyond the membership of BMF. “Most of black history has been an oral history. We want to document our history in a literate form for everyone to read and enjoy,” Anderson said, reflecting on his aspirations for Remix magazine. The main financial force behind the magazine’s makeover into a 35-page full-scale publication was advertisement sales, which the old Remix lacked. Dean of the College Benedict H. Gross ’71, who stopped by the festivities, said...