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...offering the greatest of musical rewards—that is, for those who stayed with it. “Living,” though, lacks the exciting qualities of much of his other music, and newcomers will doubtfully be interested long enough to maintain the attention “Living?? demands. Also as usual, Leo’s political inclinations come through strong. Tracks like “Army Bound,” “Bomb. Repeat. Bomb.,” and, “C.I.A.” are textbook examples from the hit-me-over...
...opening remarks, Smiley spoke eloquently about the importance of asking why things are the way they are. He quoted Socrates (“the unexamined life is not worth living??) and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., who he said had the greatest influence on his life. Then he introduced Princeton professor Cornel R. West...
...studied English.” He elaborates: “I played in all kinds of bands and stuff in junior high and high school but it’s just kind of this assumption that music is not a very serious way to make a living??I had always hoped I could do it, but in college I focused on studying…I wasn’t very good at it so it took me awhile to get the hang of how college worked.” After graduation and a brief stint singing in Budapest...
...regulations that prohibit and condemn plagiarism are full of subtle distinctions and delicate rules, and an unwary writer can easily slip into illegal territory. But if anyone should be able to stick to the rules, it seems, it should be those who deal with complicated codes for a living??like the faculty at the Harvard Law School. Perhaps that was why the outcry over a string of alleged instances of plagiarism involving Harvard Law School professors—including Frankfurter Professor of Law Alan M. Dershowitz, Climenko Professor of Law Charles J. Ogletree Jr. and Loeb University Professor...
...Crimson found itself somewhat involved this year in the usual collegiate argle-bargle: urging longer hours for female guests (in accord with the ideal of “gracious living??), advocating an additional mid-year vacation and drinking for 18-year olds, battling the Harvard Athletic Association for alcohol in the stands, tickets, and general principles. Yet in the midst of the frivolity The Crime somehow found time for serious consideration of a few major issues...