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However, round the Surrey bend, the experience and talent in the Cambridge boat soon began to show, with its five returning Blues, two German world champions, and two British Olympians. They got into their rhythm and, having closed the gap, pushed out ahead once in the straight again...
...which was a terrible time to be a Russian immigrant,” he said. “Being a kid, there were all those movies out—‘Red Dawn,’ ‘Red Hampster,’ ‘Red German.’ Kids hated all things Russian. At my Hebrew School in Queens, I pretty ironically introduced myself as being from Berlin.” Like Shteyngart, Misha wishes for detachment from Russia, so when his visa to return to America is denied because of his father?...
...fall, and they couldn’t perform those songs, so we requested rights to them. Luckily for the audience, the duo’s innovation extends beyond logistics. Quinn: The moment the audience walks in, they are going to be seated by actors speaking only in French or German. There are going to be tables and chairs set up, and the girls are going to be flirting with them. We just want to pull them in as soon as they walk in the theater, and really get them into it. They’re not just watching the show...
...palliative care, Rudd was already laying out his claim. While other Labor players and pollsters were occupied with Beazley's fate, Rudd was trying to take down Howard. In an essay about faith in politics for The Monthly magazine last October, Rudd eulogized a personal hero, Dietrich Bonhoeffer, a German theologian and martyr who opposed the Nazi state. Rudd's targets were the Christian right and the incumbents in Canberra. He claimed Howard employed "radioactive soundbites" to manipulate the truth and called for "a new premium attached to truth in public life." In the next issue of the magazine, Rudd...
...We’ve been wanting to deal with it, actually, earlier this year, but we’ve been very taken up with the general education legislation,” said Judith L. Ryan, a member of the Faculty Council and Weary professor of German and comparative literature...