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...Krieger, who heads the course. “I’d like to think I’m the reason,” he joked, attributing the large enrollment size to a limited selection of Literature and Arts Core classes and the “unusual” mix of visual material and history in his class. “Designing the American City” saw an undergraduate turnout of 313 the last time it was offered in Spring 2005. “The subject is worthy of broad discussion, and I am proud to be reaching...
...upwardly mobile is to get specific - and creative. The French are teaching Chinese to schoolchildren in deprived neighborhoods so they can get into the global economy. Meanwhile, in Britain, research shows that the biggest hurdle for young Pakistani and Bangladeshi males isn't a lack of skills, but a mix of discrimination and trouble getting access to networks. So job centers in predominantly Asian neighborhoods are trying to convince employers to offer more entry-level jobs or take in more provisional employees for some workplace experience. Instead of relying on sweeping national policies and laws aimed at all minorities, schemes...
...better things to come. (Don’t worry, you’ll be drinking again soon.) 7. Gaze mesmerized at the screen, unable to lift your drink, while Portman sexy-dances for Owen—gay or straight, you’ll find yourself highly aroused. 8. Mix yourself a nice, large, self-satisfied cocktail the moment you realize that none of these people will ever be happy because they are all stupid and mean. 9. Drink every time this movie makes you glad to be single. You may have to use an intravenous drip for the last fifteen...
...courtyard, and left a note for Nen to meet me there at a certain time. And when she showed up, the dinner was all set, and we ate there by candlelight.”Pagano explains that even though it may be a challenge to “mix marriage and education” as both attend graduate school, life would be busy with or without a spouse.“I think if you’re ready, you should try to balance everything and go for marriage, and not put it off just for the sake...
...Onstad ’09 and Katrin D. “Kathy” Gerlach ’07; and Marcellina and Bartolo, played by Anne E. “Annie” Levine ’08 and Jonathan M. Roberts ’09—mix and match, first to seek vengeance against those who have cheated on them, and second, to pair up successfully with the object of their affections.Kapusta plays the clever Figaro superbly, with expression that rivals any skilled comedian’s. His diction is so good that the screen flashing the aria?...