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...poems in a row, even an occasional date. This, son, makes for interesting (if effortless) reading, and this is what gets A’s. Underline them, capitalize them, insert them in the top, “Illustrate;” “Be specific;” etc.? They mean it. The illustrations, of course, need not be singularly relevant; but they must be there...
...time of economic prosperity, Harvard should be the first to understand that all Americans have yet to see their piece of the nation’s growing wealth. This is caused by legislation that weakens union bargaining rights, wage standards, etc. In order to ensure that all Americans can share the wealth that they have worked so hard to achieve, we must make sure that workers are paid a wage that enables them to feed and clothe their families...
...proctored to the students inside; no doubt similar requests for exams, or requests to allow work to be delayed or to make exams optional, will come as finals near. Regardless of how effective a learning environment Mass. Hall provides (protesters hanging out the windows, frequent chants and marches, etc.), the choice to “show support” by preventing students from suffering the consequences of their actions—using an ideological test to confer a pedagogical benefit—is clearly inappropriate. Professors may use their lectern as a soapbox, but not their grading sheet...
...national energy policy and we're covering several different things. We're focusing obviously on increasing supply, and we're looking at all the various aspects of where we get energy from and the various sources that we use to generate electricity, and how we handled our transportation fuels, etc. We're talking about the whole question of the need to modernize our infrastructure. Part of the problem is not only the question of generating electric power, for example, but it's also our transmission lines. The fact [is]that we badly need to modernize that infrastructure. Some...
...they play rock music, and they don’t sing. This is not an altogether surprising combination of characteristics—Germany, after all, has a long and proud tradition of instrumental rock acts dating back to Can and Neu (and earlier, you could always argue, to Stockhausen, etc.). The instrumental rock genre itself, if there is one, has seen a recent renaissance with bands like Man or Astroman?, Don Caballero, Mogwai, and Trans Am. Couch fits right in. (Note: I don’t know no German, so I let the often hilariously inaccurate Babelfish translate titles...