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With all this practice, we’re damn good at applications. Two weeks ago at the writing courses introductory meeting, Professor Jorie Graham joked that Harvard students’ “greatest communal expertise is in filling out applications.” That’s good, because two months into next year’s fellowships, the lucky winners will have to start the application process all over again, this time from a foreign country...
...doctor (Chiwetel Ejiofor), a Turkish woman (Amélie's Audrey Tautou) and other immigrants working in a London hotel. The movie clicks, however, because Steven Knight's script tucks sharply observed commentary into an appealing love story. Phillip Noyce's stylish The Quiet American, based on the 1954 Graham Greene novel, uncovers early U.S. chicanery in Vietnam. But it's more impressive for Michael Caine's perfectly graded performance as a tired Englishman whose political scruples - and sexual possessiveness - put him at odds with the blandly conniving Yank played by Brendan Fraser. Even Curtis Hanson's 8 Mile...
...Jorie Graham, Boylston professor of rhetoric and oratory Today, my answer would be: I don’t know why on earth we are going to war in Iraq. I don’t know where the Democratic Party is. As for your deeper question, the things I don’t know are so manifold they keep my life magical...
Boylston Professor of Rhetoric and Oratory Jorie Graham called it “a sanctuary in the midst of an extraordinary...and astonishing madness...
...thoughts on China now? Zhang: I do believe China is progressing. I believe the government is changing the way they view me. But they still can't concede that I should be allowed to return. I think I will go back someday. I want to be the Billy Graham of China. And I don't think I'll have to wait too long. Maybe after I go back I can write another book: Return to China...