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...Harvard have changed too—and radically since the Core was enacted 28 years ago. Muslim or Hindu colleagues and friends are not only around the world but across the street, across the hall, or in the lab. Muslim students invite Jews to share a fast-breaking meal at the end of a day of fasting on Ramadan and Yom Kippur. Jews invite Muslims for an iftar in the Sukkah at Hillel. In the modern world, religious and cultural differences are simply part of our daily lives. The curriculum must catch up with this reality...

Author: By Diana L. Eck | Title: Five Reasons for Reason and Faith | 10/13/2006 | See Source »

...interesting part. Once the month of fasting began, I spotted many of these very same young people around the neighborhood, piously reincarnated with austere hairstyles and headscarves. I recognized one of the girls at the local square, as we stood in a pre-iftar [the Ramadan evening meal] line for halim, and asked her if the was actually observant, or just happened to like the seasonal wheat and turkey stew. "Oh, I adore fasting!" she said, as though professing to love truffles or the beach...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: How Iran's Revolution Created 'Muslim Lite' | 10/12/2006 | See Source »

...character with the surname Buttafucco (sic). That said, this series, about Lydia DeLucca (Heather Paige Kent), a 32-year-old New Jersey woman who ditches her troglodyte fianc? to go back to college, is cleverly directed and makes a few fresh observations. The DeLucca family Sunday-dinner ritual - the meal is wolfed down, to the ticking of an egg timer, during halftime of the Giants game - is a great set piece. The series will have to lose the red-sauce clich?s before we start watching it with that kind of devotion, but its good humor and uncompetitive time slot (Saturdays...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: Fall TV Preview | 10/11/2006 | See Source »

...erect, and slumps back down.Just try to ignore the wildlife, Kavulla. Think of calming things, like Shinto priests putting drunkards and hussies into stockades for defiling Japan’s sacred honor...yes, that’s it, calm thoughts.I concentrate on my table, and an hour into the meal, everyone is likewise drunk.Members of my well-tailored party, many of whom are recently employed i-bankers and consultants back in Cambridge for the recruiting season, follow the pernicious principle that so long as one pays an exorbitant amount of money as a tip, one can be as much...

Author: By Travis R. Kavulla, CRIMSON STAFF WRITER | Title: Dressed Up, Acting Up | 10/11/2006 | See Source »

...fashionably minimalist decor and an exquisite meal for less than $90 a night sounds like a divine miracle in Japan, that's because it is - in a manner of speaking. Many of the country's monasteries and temples provide reasonably[an error occurred while processing this directive] priced accommodation in adjoining inns known as shukubo, and cost-conscious travelers - as well as those seeking an interesting alternative to hotels - would do well to book a night in one. The monasteries and temple precincts of Honshu's sacred mountains, such as Mount Koya, Mount Shosha and Mount Hiei, all provide lodgings...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: A Heavenly Night's Rest | 10/10/2006 | See Source »

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