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Several times a week, Joe and his blockmates stuff towels under their door, open the windows, turn on a fan, and get stoned...
...Occasionally, Joe says, he and his friends will head down to the bank of the Charles River and light up joints right out in the open. Joe, a Harvard senior who didn’t want his last name used for fear that potential employers would look unfavorably upon his marijuana use, says he never worries that his recreational drug use will land him in legal trouble...
...don’t know anyone who smokes regularly who gives even a fleeting thought to the possibility of getting caught,” Joe said. “If you had nugget of weed in Dallas, you’d get your ass arrested, but here it seems like they have bigger fish...
...Joe Klein'scolumn "Look Who'sBack!" [Oct. 31], on the political fall and rise of Iraqi Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Chalabi, referred to "the greasy residue on his rsum." Chalabi was responsible for erroneous information about Saddam Hussein's weapons of mass destruction as well as the notion that invading U.S. troops would be greeted as saviors by the Iraqis. Those missteps do not make him an ideal candidate to be the next Prime Minister of Iraq. But Chalabi's renewed friendliness with the Bush Administration shows he can be counted on to jump-start Iraqi...
...Part of the book's strength is its medium. The notion that comics are merely for children was buried long ago by Art Spiegelman's Maus, the Pulitzer Prize-winning work on the Holocaust, and its offspring, like Joe Sacco's Safe Area Gorazde, one of the best books on the Bosnian war. Not only do those books discuss serious subjects, but the images hone the message. In North Korea, photographers are severely restricted, and journalists use their limited access to poke tentatively at big issues like nuclear weapons, famines and economic reform. But Delisle, through the simple...