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...what makes this book a must read? In the end, this is not so much a book about how poorly and incompetently the administration has managed to govern the country, but rather how the country as a whole—American citizens, journalists, the media, everyone??has forsaken real truths to settle for half-truths, or what comedian Stephen Colbert wittily called “truthiness...
...weeks ago, the campus witnessed an outpouring of student support for Jesse Armstrong, a fired shuttle driver known for his ability to connect with students. Quad e-mail lists erupted as people tried to figure out what had happened to everyone??s favorite shuttle driver. Worried students made phone calls, and one junior even proclaimed a “No Shuttle Day,” calling for a boycott...
...must-dos. The hottest trilogy since the The Matrix, sex in Widener—along with peeing on the John Harvard statue and running primal scream—must be accomplished to truly “graduate with honors.” With this kind of exposure, no wonder everyone??s freaking out about the MAC closing. The one thing students may not be too worried about, though, is the possibility of disciplinary consequences for their traditional actions. Is everyone in on the joke though? One very public tradition pursuant, Anne-Marie Zapf-Belanger...
...than the exception, substance is often subordinated to sensationalism, and voters are often left with a paucity of viable candidates—namely two. Before the battle has been joined, Democrats and Republicans talk of bringing dignity to politics and running issues-oriented campaigns, but when the dust settles, everyone??s hands are muddy...
Earlier this year, for the eighth or so time in my life, I spent a week of spring training in Florida, where I saw my favorite team: the Atlanta Braves. At spring training, everyone??s in shades, and everyone??s all smiles. And then there are the smells. You won’t catch a whiff of cocoa butter or grapeseed oil here: the most pervasive scent at the ballpark, among a whole menu of them—grilling dogs, gasoline, freshly cut grass—is the one that wafts from industrial-size helpings...