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While the Lampoon—which Franken on numerous attempts failed to become a part of??was famous for producing comedy writers and entertainers, Franken could not reconcile its social club atmosphere with the humor side of the magazine...
While Orleans says that he thinks most Ivy League policy makers have read—or at least heard of??these two books, they do not play a significant role in the debate...
...pale faces of the women of the Parisian aristocracy. “The Hangover” (from the Fogg’s own Wertheim Collection) features a brooding Valadon leaning over a table adorned with a glass of wine; she seems undisturbed by—or even unaware of??the presence of an outside viewer...
...students who really know how to have a good time will spend their Spring Break on the eminent beaches of??in alphabetical order—Acapulco, the Bahamas, Cancun and the Dominican Republic. The sand might be white, the waves crashing and the breeze blowing at any one of these balmy vacation destinations, but no one makes the trek there, or to Key West or Jamaica, to take pleasure in the salty beach air. More likely, the only pleasure anyone gets from these beaches is by finding a spot to nurse a hangover and attempt to forget...
...quality of that student’s work. On the other hand, if all the students in a class produce mediocre work but the top fifth of the class must receive As in accordance with a strict curve, those As are clearly unearned and are only an artificial indicator of??as the Beatles put it—“shades of mediocrity.” We firmly believe that professors and TFs have a better idea of the quality of students’ work than any statistical curve...