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...going on. Our generation doesn’t converse—we comment. We hand down our authoritative pronouncements through means of communication that don’t require us to defend our positions. No one has debates on Twitter. YouTube is covered in comments that would be better expressed??and better spelled—via a simple thumbs-up or down. Face-to-face conversation, too, has slipped more and more into commentary. People talk to pass the time, share information, and entertain each other...
...always ground the critics and artists he references—names and ideas float in and out of essays. This refusal to contextualize the critics he engages with could be a conscious choice—the names are not as important to Trachtenberg as the ideas being expressed??but it leaves the reader feeling out of the loop and overwhelmed. In Trachtenberg’s hands, a bridge ceases to be a work of architecture and becomes a “cultural text,” a symbol that reveals aspects of the society that created it. Trachtenberg...
...ideas he expressed??that perhaps men and women display fundamental differences in behavior and thought processes—were by no means faulty. Rather, he was wrong to think that the academic community would react favorably to his unconventional theory. Instead, many members of the scientific community have had collapsed into epileptic fits at the thought of a challenge to their politically correct world...
Oliveri’s amendment failed 11-24. The second amendment, proposed by P.K. Agarwalla ’04, sought to add the city of Boston guidelines regarding “publicly and exclusively expressed?? gender identities to the bill. Agarwalla said he wanted to add the regulations to help put the council’s position in line with Boston?...
...about it! Everyone in every state thinks everyone is free / I don’t know / I have a feeling every form of media is fucking with our heads / And filling us full of shit.” Throughout the album, there is a clear and unequivocal antipathy expressed??almost always in highly confrontational and profane terms—to various sorts of authority and repression. In “Censorshit” the band complains about—you guessed it-censorship: “Everyone has heard the bullshit lines / You hear all the rest...
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