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...that the rich pay so little in taxes, while social expenditures for the poor have been slashed. The percentage of income going to top earners has skyrocketed, and the middle-classes are entering a period of unprecedented precariousness. What is needed, they maintain, is a more “fair?? tax system...
...when Johansson was asked to help with a mock photo shoot in which Brener and Rodriguez struck poses intended to mirror those adopted by a nude Johansson and actress Keira Knightley on the cover of Vanity Fair??s 2006 Hollywood issue, she was not shy in telling Rodriguez that he was “going to need to take [his] pants a little lower...
...There is no Deep Springs equivalent for women, and according to Vanity Fair??s June 2004 piece, the place of women can be awkward. The article emphasized the sexual tension inherent in an environment of empowered young men, making much of allegations that female teachers have had trysts with students in the past...
...single most important issue facing the City of Cambridge today.”Only 15 percent of respondents said that access to affordable housing is “excellent” or “good,” compared to 76 percent who called it “fair?? or “poor.”Those who can afford to live in the city are content—86 percent of respondents said that the overall quality of life in Cambridge is “excellent” or “good...
With sections called “Passions” and “Vanitas,” the newly-launched 02138 Magazine bills itself as the “Vanity Fair?? for Harvard grads. The 120-page first issue was sent out free of charge to 50,000 alumni on Monday and was celebrated with a launch party at New York City’s Core Club. Financed by David Bradley of Atlantic Media Co., which publishes The Atlantic Monthly, 02138 hopes to gain the favor of the 320,000 graduates of Harvard University. The magazine was founded...