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Martin Amis is, and has been for several decades now, one of the world's greatest living novelists, and the fact that he attracts some of the world's worst reviews only makes him more interesting. A relentlessly intelligent, funny, and kind writer, he's endlessly interested in stupid, humorless...
This is the extraordinary story of an extraordinary woman who, despite 6 1/2 long years of imprisonment and torment in Communist China, not only survived but endured and even prevailed. It is a story that began more than 20 years ago but has special relevance today. That is so partly...
Ishmael Beah doesn't realize it, but he's about to become a rock star. Well, the literary-humanitarian equivalent of a rock star. (I'll eat my hat if he does not meet Bono in the next 12 months.) Beah, 26, slight and handsome with a ready but wary...
It is because the café is a guaranteed social center—that missing core in the Harvard undergraduate experience. I often find myself strolling through the café for no apparent reason other than to check who is there, with the comforting knowledge that I will almost always...
“I think it could be helpful from a forward-looking perspective if people know that they’re going to be living on their own next year,” Tomas E. Mikuckis ’07 said in Adams dining hall.