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...another tribe of little agrarian wood people, exploiting their forests to fill his fireplace. But this act has a costly and unexpected price. Using themes that echo the Old Testament, and a language as ancient as pictograms, Kuper creates an allegory whose current political associations are impossible to miss...
...Chinese. If your interest is piqued by one of the 30 new titles recommended by an expert jury of German literary critics each year, you can use an e-mail contact form to order it direct from the publisher. Those looking for a great read also shouldn't miss the website's online magazine, which nets suggestions by some of Germany's leading publishers. And the magazine's Panorama section features clear, concise academic articles on general aspects of Teutonic literature. Marburg University Professor Thomas Anz's short piece on post-reunification German lit, for instance, gives an overview...
...seems that most sections are either in the afternoon during practice, or on Thursdays and Fridays when we are traveling,” Walsh says. “This semester I have three Thursday sections which I am going to miss almost every other week, which really hurts participation. So scheduling classes is pretty easy, but trying to schedule sections is really annoying...
John Kerry and John Edwards scarcely miss an opportunity to skewer President Bush for his handling of Iraq, but when it comes to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the challengers give the administration a free pass. Teed up in the vice-presidential debate by moderator Gwen Ifill, who suggested the U.S. had been largely absent from the peace process under President Bush and asked what a Kerry administration would do differently, John Edwards half agreed with the idea that the Bush team had been on the sidelines but then restricted his own comments to an endorsement of Israel's security wall...
...singles qualifiers, Lingman rolled through two matches in straight sets before falling 6-0, 6-2 to Northwestern’s Audra Cohen to narrowly miss qualifying for the main draw. While Bergman also lost her third match (6-2, 2-6, 6-4) after winning two demanding three-setters, she advanced to the main draw as a Lucky Loser. Ironically, she was matched up against Zerene Reyes—the same player who had just edged her in the previous match. After dashing off to quick 5-2 lead in the first set, Bergman dropped the next five games...