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This is besides the point. Luke Smith knew he was going to be creating a firestorm when he wrote this article, which is exactly why he wrote it. Instead of acting upon his own suggestions, he instead chooses to psychoanalyze those groups he does not agree with, only confirming his own insecurity about where he fits in among Harvard students...
Pappin said he expected a firestorm when he wrote the letter...
...work on a Kennedy biography, Dallek became the first scholar to examine J.F.K.'s medical records on file at the Kennedy presidential library in Boston. Somewhat to Dallek's surprise, a summation of his discoveries published in the December issue of the Atlantic Monthly has set off a firestorm. It's not news that J.F.K. was in poor health much of the time, but Dallek paints the fullest and most unnerving picture yet of a President in constant pain from degenerative bone disease and heavily medicated. It raises the obvious question of whether voters should have known more about...
Gould’s e-mail touched off a firestorm of postings reporting sightings throughout the House...
Blurring boundaries is the kind of stuff you'd expect from any of the four nominees for Britain's Turner Prize, whose work went on display in London last week, setting off the usual firestorm of controversy over what constitutes art. (British Culture Minister Kim Howells dismissed the nominations as "conceptual bullshit.") Well, now the French have a prize that's designed to start the same kind of arguments. The Marcel Duchamp Prize, named after the father of Conceptualism, aims to do for French contemporary art what the Turner has done for the British. As this year's winner, Gonzalez...