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Lewis continues by saying that students who frequent places where heavy drinking occurs are placing themselves in danger of physical assault, sexual violence and other forms of harm. He includes fraternities--both the unofficial ones at Harvard and those on other campuses, among such dangerous places. Essentially, Lewis feels that any woman who goes to a party, at, say, a final club, is asking to be raped; or that anyone who goes to a bar is inviting those around him who are drinking to beat him or her up. Clearly, this assumption is both unrealistic and unhealthy. The point Lewis...
...Consequently, students who frequent places where heavy drinking occurs are placing themselves in danger of physical assault, sexual violence and other forms of harm...
Delbanco's underwhelming explication is by no means limited to his protagonists: a certain sense of abruptness pervades Old Scores. The frequent, dramatic changes are never foreshadowed and are rarely discussed for more than a sentence. Beth suddenly gets married; years later her husband suddenly announces he is gay; Sally suddenly demands biographical information from her biological mother Beth...
...becoming more and more frequent for jobs to posted more to the Internet, for instance, how can unwired citizens get access? How can the information-pool access the growing number of educational and governmental services virutally located in the electronic ether...
...MEAN IT! Kids can't sleep? It may be your parenting. Research shows a link between sleep disturbances in kids--they won't fall asleep or they have frequent nightmares--and parents who don't set limits or are otherwise permissive...