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...Apparently, dropping the title “News Executive Editor and Comp Director” will not inspire hordes of young men to throw themselves at you or make a McKinsey recruiter swoon. As a result, I have spent the past semester trying to prove to my teachers, parents, friends??and myself—that The Crimson has been worth it, and much more...
This impishness runs through many of the girls’ stories. There’s Estie, whose simultaneous piety and love of socializing leads her to go along reluctantly with her friends?? suggestion to catch a late-night ride back home with one of the girls’ male cousins, while Chaya’s story begins at a strip club reeking of debauchery, and ends with her return to religious observance...
Before I came to Harvard, many of my English friends??somewhat in jest, but somewhat seriously—liked to stereotype Americans as ignorant bozos, guzzling giant Diet Cokes while cruising to malls in their Hummers. Now there’s a new image of Americans—and it’s far less light-hearted than before—as arrogant boors, fondling huge automatic weapons while racing to Baghdad in their Humvees. And, however unfair that portrayal, the fact that it is widely believed—and in the country which is, after all, America?...
Clerks played all through high school, in friends?? dens and basements, usually in snippets because we’d get bored or sidetracked by the particularly provocative scenes. Then we’d head out to convenience stores (not much different from the generic Quick Stop Groceries) and waste time, talk to kids that carried around skateboards but couldn’t really ride them, walk all over town because we didn’t have cars or anything better to do. One of my friends recently described those nights as times “when we?...
It’s exactly this engineering that makes MTV’s brand of reality TV so dangerous. It’s one thing when sitcoms like “Friends?? derive their humor from stereotyped roles. (Ha, Monica sure likes to clean! And Ross is right, Joey’s such a lug!) But it’s quite another when these shows pass themselves off as “real” and Jessica Simpson ends up in Rolling Stone trying to dispel the notion that she’s as ditzy as she?...