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...writes the way he does not to show that he can, but because what he has to say is just too important for prose that is less than painfully acerbic, relentlessly intelligent and pitilessly funny. The men in Yellow Dog are both Jekyll and Hyde, stunned and trapped by lust and anger...
...display of sweaty animal lust rare even for Crimson Key, keysters Sola Abbas ’04 and Johnston Wigglesworth-Brock XIV ’05 demonstrated that it’s not only power tripping as traffic directors on Freshman move-in day that gets them off. Apparently, a strategically placed knee-to-the-groin on the dance floor will suffice. At Key’s final Freshman Week fete in the Fox basement, amidst pelvic thrusts, crotch heaves and a one-woman choir of orgasms that brought everyone in the room to attention, Abbas...
...commercial," says Anna Prosser of Spring London, the agency that worked with Heinz on the Dinner Doctors campaign. But advertisers may be misjudging audiences. "This kind of manipulation simply fuels the consumer revolt," says David Boyle, author of the new book Authenticity: Brands, Fakes, Spin and the Lust for Real Life, who notes growing interest in "services, products and discourse that are unspun, unmanipulated, unpackaged." Not in the ad business. Mark Boyd, head of a new content division at ad agency BBH, says the content-programming hype is huge, though most agencies and their clients haven't figured out what...
...seem refreshingly comfortable around one another. Although not all of them have stayed in touch, they exchanged a rash of e-mails after the brunch, including plans for various group outings. Who knows? After a three-year break from one another, they might just find themselves falling in lust all over again...
With a new Ph.D. under his belt (he graduated from Columbia in 2000), a passion for thoughtful conversation and a bit of career lust, Allen decided to enter the marketplace—of ideas. Last fall, Allen set up a table in Union Square’s fruit market and, hoping to snag future paying clients, offered free one-on-one philosophical consultations to anyone who had a pressing existential concern...