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...prosperous times. "I've seen the culture change once, and I can see it change again," the Texas Governor once told TIME about his fellow boomers. It will be a tricky moment, a chance for Bush to show the "good man" his imagemakers have worked so hard to highlight. But for a man who has at times grown smaller in stature the larger the stage, it will also be a moment when viewers will decide whether the man and the myth are the same...
...time, we are not blind to reality. During previous presidential searches, we have called for formal student and faculty involvement on this page. Based on past experience, it seems unlikely that the Corporation will suddenly cave--although we would welcome such an outcome. Rather, we reiterate this call to highlight the troubling flaws of the composition and practices of previous presidential search committees. Putting students on the search committee would do much to address these flaws, but in the likely case that this will not happen, the committee must, at the very least, conduct its business more openly...
...Anyway, that freakish string of injuries means that while you won't see today's stars (the top three home run hitters in the National League are sitting this one out, which means we'll have to once again turn our lonely eyes to Sammy Sosa for all our highlight-film needs), you will see some guys that will be All-Stars for years to come, like Toronto's Tony Bautista and Anaheim's Troy Glaus. You'll also see some veterans who are no doubt as surprised as you are that they're playing in the big game...
...summer progresses, I'm constantly amazed by how much I don't know about the area I've been living in for three years. One early highlight of the summer was attending Chinese Dragon boat races right here on the Charles--an annual event that had been taking place for over 20 years, but about which I only learned when I was awakened by the drums one Sunday morning. I "discovered" many other things about Harvard this summer. Take Widener, for example. After three years of dodging tourists' cameras on these library steps treading up to the stacks under...
While entire collections like fiction are pushed unmarked to the side, the library does highlight certain specialized categories of books in "centers" with their own stacks and reading rooms. Most are devoted to identity groups, a reward for heavy fundraising efforts in minority communities: the African American Center, the Chinese Center, the Filipino American Center, the Gay and Lesbian Center. The library's Rainbow Coalition feel is rounded out by a large international center with foreign-language books, and even an Environmental Center with books about conservation. The San Francisco Public Library may be the first in the country...