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Democratic gubernatorial candidate John R. Silber stayed out of trouble in a brief visit to the Kennedy School of Government yesterday, avoiding--for the most part--the type of outspoken commentary on Massachusetts politics that have become the hallmark of his campaign style...
...Labels are funny," says Weld, 44, who spoke to The Crimson last week in an interview. "You take an anti-government position on the question of abortion, people say you are a liberal. Usually being anti-government or not wanting government to run people's lives is considered a hallmark of conservatism. You take an pro-conservationist position on an environmental matter, people say you are liberal...
...Hallmark moment...but so tastefullydone
...Britain's fabled Literary Longfords, a family unmatched + -- possibly in history -- for its eight esteemed writers in three generations publishing contemporaneously. They are prizewinning and prodigious: at last count their output topped 80 volumes, most of them digging deep into British and Irish history. Scholarly research is the family hallmark...
Wretchedly funny excess seems the point of the exercise, not to mention the hallmark of the years portrayed. Pynchon's technique is to turn up the volume on contemporary reality, fiddle with the contrast and horizontal hold, in order to produce scenes that are both distorted and recognizable, and a pretty good indication of where all the current trends may be heading...