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...sometimes spends upwards of 70 hours a week on Latter Day Skates business. Company paraphernalia litters the McLoskey home in Quincy, Mass. Mrs. McLoskey doesn’t share her husband’s affinity for skateboarding, but the love seems to have been passed down to the next generation??their two sons started on skateboards...
...reporters have taken on the role of a friend trying to explain the soldiers’ plight, rather than an unbiased observer seeking to critically analyze their conduct. When such luminaries as Geraldo Rivera and Oliver North are sent to provide objective coverage on what will be our generation??s defining struggle, journalistic integrity comes under fire that is as unremitting as that raining down on the troops outside Basra...
...writing in response to the editorial, “Talking ‘Bout My Generation?? by Joshua S. Rosaler ’05 (Comment, March 14). He yearns for a time “when the Grammies and the music they awarded didn’t suck.” I wholly disagree. I find it hard to believe that “in the past several years, popular music has taken a severe turn for the worse.” What about the smooth and sultry voice of eight-time Grammy Award winner Norah Jones effortlessly...
Whitehead has experienced a meteoric rise, even by Harvard standards. Called the “emerging Ralph Ellison of his generation?? by writer Edwidge Danticat, who preceded Whitehead at the reading, his mixture of humor, rich allegory, and complex stories has already brought him fame as one of the great young American novelists...
...issue-related organization, and no more than a tenth have participated in a political campaign. In a nation where a lifetime of honorable work in direct service could be wiped out by a single stroke of poor policy from an elected official or legislature, the absence of our generation??s voice from the political process is a hazardous reality for anyone committed to social progress, and a red flag for democracy itself...