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...Passion experience--especially the part in which critics hurled anti-Semitism charges at Gibson, an ultraconservative Roman Catholic whose father has questioned whether the Holocaust happened--thickened Gibson's hide along with his wallet. So if there are complaints about Apocalypto's portrayal of human sacrifice by the Maya, whose mostly impoverished descendants today are a cause c�l�bre for liberals, Gibson says he won't care. "After what I experienced with The Passion, I frankly don't give a flying f___ about much of what those critics think...
...THERE A FEMINIST THEME IN THE ARTISTS YOU CELEBRATE? Yes, I think there is, really. I've always liked kind of independent spirits, because they're not fake. They've kind of accepted the fact that this is the way for them, and they're not going to hide their light. I've always felt myself a little bit outside the mainstream. My parents never told me that there was any other way to be. They always insisted that I was going to work for a living, that I didn't have to get married, that I didn't have...
...world leaves him, is incredibly moving. I don’t think it’s dated.”Kushner took this opportunity to launch into his own indictment of the Bush administration and the larger Republican apparatus in the United States. Making no attempts to hide the leftist politics that have made him both famous and—in some circles—infamous, Kushner concluded with a call for solidarity in the face of the Republican control of Washington.“It’s not good when the right controls this government because they don?...
...Harvard, however, discussion of the military is usually negative, and this frustrates them. Media coverage of ROTC always focuses on the Solomon Amendment and the “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” policy, which requires homosexuals in the military to hide their orientation. The women say these controversial policies have nothing to do with their ROTC experience. ROTC has been banned from the Harvard campus since 1969. The ban originated with Vietnam War-era protests, but it has continued because faculty and students say the “Don?...
...really, it’s hard to get angry at CampusTap for merely providing options. The default choice for blogs on the site is to be public—it takes a concerted effort (at least, clicking a checkbox) to hide away in the sealed enclave. Thanks in part to the efforts on the part of its founders to recruit pre-existing blogs and in part to their dedication to continued improvement, CampusTap seems like it will be around a little while. It’s up to us, those who will add content and contribute to the discussion that...