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Ironically, Angels managed to stay off the culture warriors' radar, even though, unlike The Reagans, it had been publicly performed and published. It is unabashedly progressive (the kind of progressive that considers even "liberal" an insult), it takes sides, and it names names. Reagan comes in for frequent insults, and when Kushner has a corrupt, disease-ravaged Cohn say, "If you want to look at the heart of modern conservatism, you look at me," he is not trying to be fair and balanced. Kushner called the stage version of Angels "a gay fantasia on national themes...
...again, however. In 2000, the opposition was divided. For the coming election, the KMT and the other major opposition group, the People First Party, are fielding a joint candidate, KMT chairman Lien Chan, so as not to split the vote. The opposition has attacked Chen's administrative performance, blaming frequent policy flip-flops in the past few years for having aggravated Taiwan's poor economy. Still, by harping on the referendum issue, Chen has managed to achieve two key election objectives: telegraphing to his hard-core supporters, who want independence, that he has not forgotten about protecting the island...
...Associate Dean of the College Jeffrey Wolcowitz said he worried that any less student-adviser contact might worsen a advising system that has come under frequent criticism...
Summers says he and Clinton “briefly discussed diets a few months ago.” But if the former treasury secretary wants to keep off the pounds, he won’t take health advice from Clinton, a frequent McDonald’s customer during his time at the White House...
...third Summers appointee and frequent tennis partner, Dean of the College Benedict H. Gross ’71, would only comment on the second part of Summers’ low-carb, high-tennis regimen...