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...that Dre doesn’t even appear on the album. He takes us out of that pseudo-fantasy escapist hip-hop world where you believe everything the rapper says—he’s the greatest, he gets all the hoes, he drives a Bentley, and so on??and brings us back into the real world, where rappers are just as petty and insecure as the rest of us, often even more so. It seems like the only reason Game made this album is so Dre would take him back, and he spends the whole album...
...Boston area and began to create and self-publish comics. He first sold his work in Million Year Picnic, a Harvard Square comic book shop.For years, he was an obscure, local phenomenon. Then, as the saying goes, Sept. 11 changed everything.Rees began producing “Get Your War On?? (GYWO) on Oct. 9, 2001. It used a medium he’d tried before in more apolitical strips—namely, attaching bizarre and irreverent speech bubbles to public-domain clip art images.The first strip targeted the official title of the American military operation in Afghanistan, with...
...boss us around, Slim Thug is the totally out-of-place naked woman on the trampoline, and “Skateboard P” is Treehorn himself. Like Treehorn’s party, the video has that unmistakable “weird cult” subtext going on??I highly doubt anyone but Pharrell really knows what “wamp wamp” means, but he’s got everyone saying...
...getting desperate? JF: Who knows man. I don’t know what he thinks. RR: Why are you coming to Harvard to do this show? JF: I want to give people something else to do besides seeing all the boat races you have going on??Plus there are a lot of hot chicks at Harvard, let’s face it. RR: Where do I find these hot chicks? JF: Oh dude, it’s all over the internet. Everybody knows. Rememberradcliffe.com—that’s a vintage one. RR: So you already...
...yesterday, the Educational Policy Committee (EPC) had received more than 20 secondary field proposals. Assistant Dean of the College Stephanie H. Kenen, who has been coordinating the approval process, said she knew of at least a dozen other departments currently “thinking about or working on?? secondary fields. Kenen stressed the importance of considering proposals this fall in order to provide as many seniors as possible with the opportunity to graduate with a secondary field on their transcripts. “The aim right now is to post information on as many approved secondary fields...