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...sound produced by the Gyuto monks’ throat singing technique was guttural as well as sonorous beyond belief. The impossibly low-pitched reverberations swelled up from deep within the monks’ throats, creating an enveloping resonant hum louder and stronger than many in the audience had ever heard??or may ever hear again...
Music: Music 2 is a nice segue way into the music department, or so I’ve heard??particularly if you enjoy hands-on projects, like making your own musical instrument...
...then proceeded to hold them in a building that no one had heard of. Another required her students to ask firm questions to which she would give terse replies, making them so uncomfortable that few would return. Harvard College—in the best formulation I’ve heard??promulgates a Japanese-style education, where the professoriate pretend to teach, the students pretend to learn, and everyone is happy...
...with Fitzgerald about their conversation but not to disclose the source’s name publicly. But his assertion about Novak’s source, over roast beef and asparagus at the Institute of Politics, suggests that Woodward knows—or, in journalistic parlance, “has heard??—more than he has previously acknowledged. Still, it is far from clear how deep into the nation’s capital his knowledge extends. Is Woodward far ahead of his peers on this Washington scandal, as he and Bernstein were when they uncovered Watergate...
...long as I can remember, the middle class has been the gold coin of American politics. Every candidate I’ve ever heard??from either party—has claimed to represent the middle class. According to every poll I’ve seen, most Americans think they’re part of the middle class. It should come as no surprise that pundits from every political perspective have spent much of the time since the 2004 election trying to figure out what the middle class wants. What’s more surprising is that when many...