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...narrative, Frida works fine. The major events in her extraordinarily interesting life are shown in painstaking detail, from her misadventures as a young and idealistic student to her much-famed visit to New York for Rivera’s commission from Nelson Rockefeller. Most of the time, however, these details fly by with little investment, as Taymor attempts grandeur but ends up with only a bulging detachment...
...Harvard Tetris Society, he didn’t realize the myriad benefits of the game. Klemperer, who says he dislikes video games because he is bad at them, says, “On reflection, the Society is just like a chess club—which everyone would be fine with. Tetris is analogous to the game of Go, which is also very interesting.” He also noted that “very few students here want to waste their time, so they must be really interested in Tetris...
...changing of the season has put Gossip Guy in a fine mood. There’s nothing he likes more than walking in the crisp autumn lies, carving rumors into jack-o-lanterns and watching beautiful, multi-hued innuendo fall from the trees...
...fine to like Jon Bon Jovi for his music, but to love Bon Jovi entails something different. I pride myself on the ability to look past his musical talent and right at his ass, which is as goddamn tight as it was 20 years ago, when he released “Runaway.” I love Jon because of the way he looked in painters’ pants in Moonlight and Valentino and in his khaki lieutenant uniform in U-571. I especially love him because he was in the thirteenth episode of the second season...
...native Korean, Song discovered her passion while backpacking through Asia. She sampled teas in Buddhist monasteries, Beijing hotels and New Delhi cafes. Returning to the states, she now studies Confucian Ethics at Harvard’s Graduate School of Arts and Sciences and devotes her spare time to bringing fine tea to Cambridge...