Word: meã
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Dates: during 2001-2001
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...want to learn about my world, I turn to the “Minutes” column. I like my facts presented in ways that make it difficult-to-impossible to make any sense of them. Oh my god! A-Ha released the “Take On Me?? video 441,504,000 minutes...
...author I like says that the emotions are autobiographical but the events are not. When my friends read my stories they always think the main character is me??they think that my self-absorption is taken to a new level and my stories are peopled by multiple versions of me talking to each other. But this is not true. Well it’s less true these days. My writing will inevitably be personal because it’s either something I experienced, or someone has related to me, or how I envision or interpret an action. Memories...
Professor Epps was pleased with the way the PSLM handled labor issues. “What impressed me??, he says, “is that they maintained consultation with workers throughout and possessed a deep knowledge of labor force structures and union practices. It became a pooling of intellectual and political resources from a variety of positions...
...much suffering possible. And in an important way, their defense is correct. We have no reason to believe that, when properly interpreted, Islam’s teachings are consistent with acts of terrorism. I am no expert in Islamic theology, and so when the entire American Muslim community assures me??as Saif I. Shah Mohammed ’02 and Zayed M. Yasin ’02, writing recently in The Crimson, so passionately assured me??that anybody who reads the Koran in context would condemn the killing of innocent people, I believe them...
Okay, so the movie has its moments. Pretty-boy Fatone singing Def Lepard’s “Pour Some Sugar on Me?? is pretty amusing, as is Dave Foley’s performance as Kevin’s Ginko-shake-swilling boss. However, the best moments in On the Line are certainly the unintentional gags. For instance, it seems as though after the film was shot, the producers decided to make it more kid-friendly by removing all the profanity. Thus, a character will look as if he’s saying...