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...Walkmen immediately segued into “The Rat,” a pounding song about mixed relationship anger and apology in which Leithauser growls, “You’ve got a nerve to be asking a favor/ You’ve got a nerve to be calling my number” and continues “Can’t you hear me/ Pounding on your wall?” Possibly one of the finest moments on Bows and Arrows, “The Rat” powerfully set the show in motion...
...have anything better to do.” Stanisz led the effort to convert idle emails into tangible improvements when he drafted a petition for dissatisfied students to sign. However, no sooner had the petition reached the house open list than Stanisz had retracted his demands in favor of a more peaceful approach. “We realized we really wanted to establish a dialogue,” he explained...
CHINESE: Since we’ve bashed the Kong, it’s only fair that we suggest a substitute. Chinatown might be the first place most people consider when searching for more authentic Chinese fare. Preceptor in Chinese Emily Huang prefers to avoid Chinatown, however, in favor of less crowded areas. Her favorite restaurant is Chinatown Seafood, located in Brookline. There one can find more modern-style Chinese cooking, which even visitors from China have given a thumbs-up. Huang, a native-born Taiwanese, recommends the steamed fish because “there are no sauces to cover...
Stacking the odds against religion is just as deplorable as stacking the odds in its favor. That Davey had enough credits to graduate with a degree in business administration from the same university and would have received his scholarship funds had he chosen to (having still taken the same courses in theology) adds to the hypocrisy of the ruling. Fundamentally, such treatment amounts to government endorsement of atheism over religion and asks the religious minority to accept their place in a divot on the unleveled playing field...
...this nightmarish scenario suggests, we are relieved that the Supreme Court in fact ruled in favor of Washington state last Thursday, denying that the state should have to fund theology majors at religious colleges. The Court has avoided the slippery slope for now. Thankfully, the seven justices in the majority maintained religious choice for all students...