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...these students coming in as the next generation of foreign leaders,” Verdery said. “We need them to be exposed to the best that America has to offer??our democratic traditions and capitalism, our media, our entertainment, our values...
...after the two had matriculated to college, they decided to accept an offer??only to find the company was no longer interested...
...that stringing paid off, and Whitaker was offered an entry-level job at Newsweek. He left Oxford and took a three-month trip around the world, taking up Pan-Am airlines on their “80 days around the world for 1,100 pounds” offer??which allowed him to fly for three months as long as he moved in one direction and only took Pan-Am flights...
Thirteen years ago, Steven Pinker declined a full professorship at Harvard because he did not think the ideas floating around here were inspiring enough. At that time, Pinker says, the Psychology Department was dominated by mathematical psychology. This year, an enticing offer??including a spacious office on the ninth floor of William James Hall—made him reconsider. “For a long time, Harvard had a pretty geriatric faculty. Not just in sheer age, but in the set of topics and the whole approach to the field.” Although he has only been...
...asinine rationalizations such grave-digging artists offer??from commemoration of the artists’ work to mourning the loss of a close friend—don’t hold water when there is blatant self-gain involved. However, incessantly forcing the image of the deceased into public consciousness may be justified on some level if such an endeavor produces some positive social effect or if the late artists’ work was particularly worthy of greater recognition...