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...thought of watching ridiculously overpaid stars parade down a red carpet in million dollar outfits, or even the thought of catching a comedy at your local cineplex may seem obscene now, eventually the time will return when laughing is okay; we just won’t be so na??ve about...
...substitute in place of real music, and of course, Carson Daly’s soon-to-be-networked blank face and five o’ clock shadow. [How bitchy is this current cast of the Real World New York? Usually, there’s an annoying tantrum thrower or na??ve cry baby, but this current group just makes you want to give up on the amusement that is reality television altogether.] That is, of course, until the great digital cable explosion of September 2001. Now even the true north can no longer be strong and free...
...Most people fall into neat categories: the worldly cynic or the na??ve spiritual," says Richard Harrington '51, a friend of Nenneman since college. "Dick is a bit of both...
...American chants booming from a stereo one afternoon. Granted, the Indians were oppressed and we did take their land and rape their children, but I fail to see how crimes against the Cherokee have anything to do with the living wage campaign. But maybe I’m just na??ve.) In any case, the PSLM has already martyred itself to draw national attention, so why not take the grandstanding to a whole new level? As PSLM publicist, here’s what I suggest?...
...course, there are many people who still share the Clinton administration’s na??ve view that the more we integrate China into the global economy, the more influence the West will have on China’s policies. To continue to advance this view is to turn a blind eye to the reality of decades of rapprochement with the Beijing government. To argue for “trade first, democracy later” is to forget June 4, 1989. At a time when China was opening up its economy to the West with alarming swiftness, the world...