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...turkey farm. Former top U.S. weapons inspector David Kay, once a vehement believer that Iraq had WMDs, has admitted that he and most of the international community were wrong. According to Kay, even France and Germany, the war’s most vigorous detractors, believed Iraq had WMDs. Everyone??s intelligence estimates were off. Yet President Bush refuses to admit he was wrong, even though there would be few, if any, negative consequences...
...Former top U.S. weapons inspector David Kay, once a vehement believer that Iraq had WMDs, has admitted that he and most of the rest of the international community was wrong. According to Kay, even France and Germany, the war’s most vigorous detractors, believed Iraq had WMDs. Everyone??s intelligence estimates were off. Yet President Bush refuses to admit he was wrong, even though there would be few, if any, negative consequences...
...week after next. That intensely annoying question of “what are you doing this summer?” becomes the catchall currency in social interactions, as widespread as the holy trilogy of name, hometown and SAT score were during the heady days of Freshman Week. When everyone??s talking about their high-powered internships at one of those generic WASPy sounding consulting firms, it can be tough to hold onto that dream of a summer governed by the vague yet alluring concept of “relaxation.” Suddenly the beauty of no plans...
Serendipity and coincidences abound in Bon Voyage—but then everyone??s running around so frantically that it would be impossible for them not to bump into each other at the most opportune, or most inopportune, moments. So do subplots, many of which are left maddeningly unresolved. At times the film verges on self-parody—Viviane’s hammy, melodramatic antics, for example: the way she throws herself on her bed, her eyes oozing crocodile tears. These keep the tone light for the most part—thank God for small mercies...
...know that everyone has seniors and everyone??s going to go through this at some point if they haven’t already,” she continued. “But the toughest thing for me at the end of a season is to know that it’s not the caliber of player, it’s the caliber of their character that I will miss most...