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...Palestinian art. The playwright, Mazen Saadeh, describes the fate of his play as a prime example of the conflict between political oldsters and the new generation. "This new movement is another door to our country," says Saadeh, 45. "I don't watch the news. I don't keep an eye on Hamas or [Palestinian President] Abu Mazen." But Hamas keeps an eye on the artists. The Hamas-run municipality in Kalkilya, a West Bank town, banned a poetry and dance festival in July because men and women wouldn't be separated. A mural commissioned for a public park in Nablus...
...integration. Gautham Venkata-Chalam Ottawa It is an illusion to believe the generous social-welfare benefits France offers its citizens - including millions of immigrants mostly from Arab countries - will bring social peace. How can the government, the left-wing media and élite French society turn a blind eye to the hatred brewing in immigrant housing projects? The greatest damage inflicted by the riots has been to the hopes of young Arab men and women who really want to become integrated into their adopted country. Jayant Gala Brossard, Canada The rage expressed night after night by alienated youth dealt...
...dream about ponies. And, coincidentally, Matthew Fox—dude was a cutie back when “Party of Five” was still a party I frequented. Kate’s father, Wayne, was a drunkard who beat her mother and looked at Kate with a romantic eye. A resounding “eww!” from the audience is appropriate here. Now, Kate starts to talk to Sawyer, who still isn’t entirely awake. I guess her soothing voice has therapeutic advantages because he wakes up with a vendetta. He clutches Kate?...
...winter. Oh, but enough with the mushy stuff. Let’s get to the funny.We asked each comic to write us a joke beginning with the following line: “Two Harvard students walk into a bar…”The results were eye-opening, to say the least.Kevin Brennan:Two Harvard students walk into a bar, but they don’t stay long because none of the other people in the bar ever matriculated at Harvard. It might not be funny, but you know it’s happened.Kevin Brennan is an alumnus...
...view, of being both more flexible and closer to current hot spots in the Middle East and Central Asia. Romanians are also, for the most part, happy to see more U.S. boots on the ground, which would not be true of U.S. allies in Western Europe. With a watchful eye on Russia and Vladimir Putin's increasingly authoritarian regime, Romanians are both grateful to the U.S. for its support during the Cold War and anxious for the additional security that could come with enhanced military ties...