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After reading the story “Students Turn To Drugs To Study” on the front page of the Jan. 26 Crimson, one of my friends turned to me and said, “This article really makes me want to try Adderall.” I had to agree...
...about HBO’s hit series “Sex and the City” is misguided in its analysis and makes one wonder whether Larson has ever actually watched the show (“A Dark Side of Sexual Equality,” Jan...
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Columnist Charles Krauthammer's contemptuous dismissal of America's need for allies in today's dangerous world was breathtaking in its neocon unilateralism and arrogance [Jan. 12]. As he scorned the need for traditional U.S. allies, Krauthammer also acknowledged that the "war on many fronts" is consuming American "blood and treasure" while China builds an economic and military superpower and Europe "knits itself into another continental colossus." Shouldn't the U.S. be using its influence and diplomacy to rebuild relations with these rising powers to influence their evolution in ways favorable to American interests? Haughtily ignoring our traditional allies...
...dismayed by your story on the new models being launched by U.S. car companies [Jan. 12], which showed that America's Big Three automakers continue to be propelled by adolescent aesthetic considerations like sportiness. Mature city drivers aren't focused on speed. Who cares whether headlights are pop-up or not? Thoughtful car buyers today are aware that they aren't just purchasing Middle East oil but are also buying into Middle East conflicts. Despite increased worries about global warming, U.S. car manufacturers appear unconcerned and uncommitted to improving gas efficiency. The Big Three still don't get it. MAURICIO...