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...faith into an uncommon hope: that a new leader will emerge in American politics to save our fast food nation from itself.“The most effective person, the leader, emerges out of the workplace, and that’s what I think our political culture needs right now??someone to emerge out of the population, a leader with some vision, not a professional politician,” he said.He also praised college students in particular. “College kids have the luxury where they find that they can sit down, read some books, inform themselves...
Once you’re seated and the entrée is coming, you’re hitting the hardest part of the meal: no food to distract you, and you’re probably out of pleasantries and basic getting-to-know-you chit chat. Now??s the time to stoke your prof’s ego and score major brownie points, so keep the questions coming on your end. Everyone loves to talk about themselves, and professors are no exception. Good places to start are with basic, less personal areas, like their field of study...
...Yahtzee.” Surely you’ve heard the term by now??several cartoonists give birth to the same idea, usually all at once. Your cartoonist seems to have jumped on board a slow train to Yahtzee-ville with her depiction of Kim’s mushroom cloud hair...
...squad is still young and looking to grow, with almost half the roster made up of sophomores—15 in all.But for a Black and White squad that failed to qualify for the NCAA championships for the first time in nine years last spring, the team must grow now??and fast.The Radcliffe heavyweights are surrounded by history. Just this year, the team celebrates the 100th anniversary of Weld Boathouse. As a result, the crew is constantly reminded that last year’s disappointing season cannot happen again—for the team this year...
Some of the most dynamic, earnest, and thoughtful hardcore is being made right now??check out the Daniel Striped Tiger show at WHRB on Oct. 20 for proof. While the historic importance of 1980s hardcore to underground music is profound, the suggestion that the “Golden Days” are gone and that hardcore music will never be the same is characteristic of the punk rock orthodoxy’s attitude that is killing the scene today...