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...support of the Boxers, but underneath [the main text of the invitation], they reprinted a Japanese inscription from a memorial for a group that had helped suppress the Boxers. It was really culturally mixed up.” AAWA members discussed changing the name of the party with the Fox??s president at the time, and began contacting professors to bolster a case for racism in the Fox??s choice to name a pajama party after what Ho calls “a very very bloody, very ugly chapter in Chinese history...
...support of the Boxers, but underneath [the main text of the invitation], they reprinted a Japanese inscription from a memorial for a group that had helped suppress the Boxers. It was really culturally mixed up.” AAWA members discussed changing the name of the party with the Fox??s president at the time, and began contacting professors to bolster a case for racism in the Fox??s choice to name a pajama party after what Ho calls “a very very bloody, very ugly chapter in Chinese history...
...Quisque Jam offered those who left Rebirth looking for something less sweaty with little relief, but the dancing was... how you say, muy caliente. The Chorus Line cast party in De Wolfe included a sweaty grinding line that brought FM back to our bar-mitzvah days. The Fox??s Margarita Party was fairly crowded, but offered delish drinks to those who arrived early. The best party of the night was outside Eliot at 3:15 a.m., where FM got to see exactly who was hooking up with whom and got yelled at by a totes-bellig fireman. Score...
...agitated commentary ever to see airtime. Ordinarily calm, even-handed, and intellectually honest, Fox was thrust unwittingly into the unfamiliar realm of the angry political diatribe when a guest lost his calm and flaunted his nasty, baseless feelings before the entire nation. Who was this guest who so compromised Fox??s reputation for candid honesty and unfaltering decency? None other than former President of the United States William Jefferson Clinton. Perhaps some readers will be unsurprised by Clinton’s conduct. After all, he hails from the time before Republicans brought class and dignity back to Washington...
...ballerina before realizing she would prefer to keep her toes intact, or the nerdy teenage boy who grinded up to his high school crush only to be turned away, we have all made failed efforts at attractively moving our bodies to music.Perhaps this single fact explains the success of Fox??s “So You Think You Can Dance”: there’s so much schadenfreude to draw from when they, like us, get caught with two left feet. Also, unlike the majority of competition shows, it manages to stay exciting all the way through...