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...Kalfus’ new novel “A Disorder Peculiar to the Country,” (see review, B3) which portrays the acrimonious divorce between Joyce and Marshall Harriman. Although the novel has a tighter focus than “United 93,” it isn??t as myopic as “World Trade Center,” using the Harrimans’ divorce to represent the sociopolitical changes that rocked post 9/11 America. Kalfus’ prose is as expansive as it is visceral, enhancing the sense that anyone could be fated to divorce...
...needless to say, Pimp C and C-Murder destroy your face with their verses on “Do Your Time,” a jail-rap track which, ironically, eclipses everything else on the 62-minute prison sentence that is this album. The rest of the album isn??t worth reporting—not even the impotent R. Kelly love jam, and especially not “Mouths To Feed,” which sounds like the Pizzeria Uno’s Monday night karaoke version of “What You Know...
...Democrats have their group, and the Republicans have theirs; the football players and the ballet dancers inhabit separate spheres; there’s one organization for the Chinese students and another for the Irish. Yup, we’re all here, but with all of the separation, it isn??t too often that one gets to see our seemingly picture perfect diversity live and in action. That is, until you step into a classroom...
...antics sometimes go beyond the strange into the bizarre. While walking along the Charles River, the Stanford-educated Cliff comes up with a “profound idea” to “walk across the river.” He soon discovers that his idea isn??t so profound...
...friend might be taking an extreme stance, but his opinion isn??t entirely without merit. When it comes to relationships, Harvard students are preoccupied with what’s in it for them. “I think everything in life is a cost-benefit analysis for Harvard students, especially relationships,” he said...