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Franken ended his speech by asking all graduating seniors to turn to hug and kiss their parents as thanks for their years of support. Members of the Class of 2002 followed Franken’s suggestion and embraced their parents...
...impossible to say farewell to everyone near and dear. So is there blame to assign? Guilt to suffer? And even if you plan for a final goodbye, it’s inevitable that you will run into the other person again before you actually take off. So do you hug once more? Repeat the same sweet nothings? Confirm that the contact information you gave the first time is, in fact, correct...
...Rather than being antagonistic, they’re giving us a hug and a pat on the head and then not budging,” says Brown undergraduate Peter Asen, describing the reaction of administrators during the push for graduate student unionization...
...have three beautiful sons. Two are gifted; one is autistic. My 15-year-old middle son pushes me away when I try to kiss or hug him, speaks in one- or two-word sentences and locks himself in his room for hours. He challenges the family on a daily basis. My eldest son Jesse is graduating from high school this year, has been named a student of the year, has an impressive resume and can charm the pants off anyone. Jesse is the autistic one. ELE SHNIER Scottsdale, Ariz...
...Readers looking for enlightenment about E may be best served elsewhere. In fact, Aitkenhead takes great pains to avoid describing the physical effects of mdma, and much of the book is about searching for hug drugs rather than actually gulping them. As a travel journal, however, The Promised Land is a nice enough lark. It might not have the rich depth of Charles Nicholl's Borderlines, the hapless humor of William Sutcliffe's Are You Experienced, or the sublime poetry of Burroughs and Allen Ginsberg in their Yage Letters. Still, if you're totally spent on a beach this summer...