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West is hardly the first person to bring a Buppie sensibility to rap. In the '80s, DJ Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince, A Tribe Called Quest and LL Cool J successfully wove suburban perspectives into rebellious music, but when gangsta rap arrived, nuance was smothered by a blanket of extreme poses. Tupac Shakur, once a student at the Baltimore School for the Arts, died with THUG LIFE tattooed across his torso. On The College Dropout, West found a way to bridge the divide without self-destruction. His follow-up, Late Registration, arrives Aug. 30 and continues to mix race...
...reuniones celebradas en 51 mercados claves. Al mismo tiempo, donantes corporativos como Ford y Coca-Cola le agradecen que hable lenguaje que ellos entienden: resultados por la inversi?n. The Lilly Endowment, una fundaci?n filantr?pica privada, qued? tan impresionada que le don? un cheque de $50 millones. Celebridades como Jeff Garc?a y Cheech Marin se han unido a la junta de HSF. ?El resultado? 7,500 estudiantes tienen acceso a una parte de los casi $30 millones que la fundaci?n entrega en becas cada a?o. Pero esto, seg?n Mart?nez Tucker, es s?lo el comienzo. La profesional desea incrementar para...
Yale filled in the fourth spot in the preseason rankings, 25 points behind the Bears. After waiting his turn behind Alvin Cowan, quarterback Jeff Mroz takes the Bulldogs’ reins on a full-time basis. With the loss of the squad’s best wideout, running back and offensive lineman to graduation, however, Mroz doesn’t have much with which to work. Over recent years, Yale has chronically underachieved, leading many to call for coach Jack Siedlecki’s job. If the Bulldogs fall to the lower half of the league this season?...
...preparing new standards-based tests in science. By raising the profile of intelligent design, the President has doubtless emboldened those who differ with Darwin and furthered one goal of that movement: he has taught all of us the controversy. --With reporting by Melissa August/ Washington, Jeremy Caplan/ New York, Jeff Chu and Constance E. Richards/ Greenville, Rita Healy/ Denver, Christopher Maag/ Cleveland, Bud Norman/ Wichita, Adam Pitluk/ Dallas, Jeffrey Ressner/ Los Angeles and Sean Scully/ Philadelphia
...Some doctors fear exposing the process to the public will inhibit physicians from reporting and forcefully investigating problems and will ultimately hurt the quality of patient care. Publicity could also open hospitals to more malpractice claims, even when panels find no wrongdoing. Trial lawyers sponsored the Florida amendment. --By Jeff...