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...like Sean Hannity and Bill O'Reilly, is a comfortable home for right-of-center viewers. But while it is tempting to see Fox's success in red America-vs.-blue America terms (i.e., Bush regions vs. Gore regions), there is as much a cultural as a political divide, manifest as much in Fox's look as in its talk. Watching Fox News is like sitting inside a very patriotic video game. Thundering martial drums play over a Jan. 28 George W. Bush speech as the phrase WORDS OF WAR flashes across the screen, then zooms at you with...
Cornel West is above such pettiness, though—he is shielded not only by his manifest brilliance, but by what an essay in The Cornel West Reader calls his “ego-deflating humility.” This humility is on prominent display at (where else?) cornelwest.com, which introduces the professor’s CD, Sketches of My Culture, with the announcement that “in all modesty, this project constitutes a watershed moment in musical history.” A lesser man, having produced such a watershed work, might have been tempted to caper and preen...
Levey, who earlier this year was “sad that this could be my last first day of school,” plans on teaching at a university so she can continue to learn. Her interest in fashion and decorating manifest themselves in her apartment rooms, which are cleverly themed to characters on “Sex in the City.” Levey hopes this will lead to a study on the relationship between fashion and national identity in England. “It’s a seemingly mundane topic that has incredible ramifications on culture...
...beautiful funeral on Monday, Nov. 26. This service for Denny, held at St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church in New York, was matched in grandeur—but unequalled in passion—perhaps only by the grandest of state funerals. Nearly a thousand people gathered there to manifest their high regard and sincere affection for Denny...
Problems resulting from differences in TF teaching styles manifest themselves most prominently in the area of grading—the only means by which students can quantitatively assess their performance in a course...