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...fear for the country." Now, with a Cabinet even more attuned to her views than the one she began with four years ago, Thatcher may have lost a helpful restraining arm. As a former Cabinet member put it: "During her first term, she allowed her head to rule her heart in the crunch. Whether in a new Cabinet of her own choosing she will allow her intellect to draw her back from the abyss is the $64 question." Thatcher, predictably, has no doubts. "I am not an extreme person, and I won't be extreme now," she said last week...
HALFTIME RECAP - Housman has already racked up 18 minutes of action tonight. This coming on the heels of a 36 minute game last night. The kid has heart, but one has to wonder how much fuel he has left in that tank. - Housman leading all scorers with 11 points. He's also added 4 boards and 3 steals. - Harvard shot 15 threes, only make five of them for a below average 33%. Luckily, Columbia is also shooting 33% from the three point arc. - #55, Ben Nwachukwu leads Columbia with 8 points. Now you know why I've been electing...
...Detours,” is a plaintive address to a mother about the pangs of heartbreak (probably a nod to the Armstrong breakup). This is followed by a string of pieces in which Crow is sometimes frustrated and sometimes indignant about the same subject—namely, her shattered heart. One such track, “Diamond Ring,” proves too much for even the patient listener, who might only make it through the first couple rounds of a wretched Crow cawing about the jewelry she couldn’t have at the top of her lungs. Fresh...
...examples of Latin American minimalist art; others are of little intrinsic value, but gain meaning through their relationship to the other works. The process by which the works gain significance through their interrelationships and associations, which Balteo Yazbeck calls “entanglement,” is at the heart of the exhibit. Of course, in any well curated show the individual pieces mediate and enhance each other, but this process is traditionally not its central feature. The gallery brochure cautions against looking for a unifying theme: “To select the grid as a leitmotif for the show...
...teenager. That was a really important film for me. I still find it an extremely moving story. I challenge anyone not to cry at the end of ‘E.T.’ I don’t think you’ve got a heart and soul if you don’t. Grieveson is currently writing a book that has a topic similar to that of “Law, Order, and Cinema,” one of the two courses he’s teaching at the College. LG: The book seeks to think about...