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Matsuzaka isn??t even a safe bet. Many Japanese players are less of a force on this side of the Pacific. Matsuzaka may become synonymous with the international mega-flop and could destroy the American market for Japanese players. No general manager would risk paying significant money for another export. Closing the door between Japan and America would be a big step back from the increased internationalization of recent years, which culminated in the celebrated March 2006 World Baseball Classic...
...young teenagers? Now that’s subversive! 2. “Jealousy” by Paris Hilton. Paris Hilton is a total freedom fighter. All the rumors are true: you don’t need hard work, beauty, or even talent to make it big. And honestly, isn??t that the most democratic thing we’ve heard in years? Is that the American Promise? Is that Harvard’s Promise? You bet it is. 3. “Snakes on a Plane (Bring It)” by Cobra Starship. Snakes on a Plane...
...even more of an excuse to bandy about words like “existentialism” and “Ubermensch” with reckless abandon, and that’s just dangerous. 1. “Moulin Rouge.” No. (I know that Moulin Rouge isn??t a play per se, and my apologies to all those who really like the movie, but I really do have nightmares about some form of it being put up in the Ag.) —Mary A. Brazelton ’08 is the incoming Arts Monday editor...
While “More Fish” isn??t Ghostface’s best work, it’s damn impressive that he could put together such a solid album out of outtakes. The fact that he’s so consistently good makes you wish he would leave his posse at home and go at it truly solo. But if he’s going to drop something this strong every ten months, we have no right to be picky...
...countries that are both post-communisst and Western European, religious and secular, small and large, economically stagnant and dynamic, and virtually any other category one sees fit to create. Like the editors of the HPR, I do not have a fully formed explanation for this, maybe because there simply isn??t one. I don’t, however, think that anything or anyone is helped by trying to reduce the enormity of the challenges facing the countries of Europe...