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...that because the Societies of the World category is new, it makes it harder for professors to design courses for the category right away. Kenen said that David M. Cutler, an economist and a former divisional dean of the social sciences, organized several lunches with faculty last year in order to urge them to create new Gen Ed classes that fit in the Societies of the World and the United States in the World categories. Despite Cutler’s efforts, though, Kenen said that the lunches have not yet yielded many new course proposals. She added that...
...dialogue between performance and real life is so dense and cyclical that Tom Noonan (who plays Caden in the play and follows him throughout most of the film) goes so far as to lead Caden to his wife’s new apartment in New York, seemingly in order to research his role. “I want to follow you there and see how you lose even more of yourself,” Noonan says. Noonan becomes a casualty of the increasingly blurred boundaries of reality and theater, killing himself when he realizes Morton’s character will...
Hinnant, Marian •admission that story of death of father of was made up in order to be excused from Ted Stevens jury and attend horse race in California is offered...
...them), many smiling and nodding encouragingly, not unlike parents proudly watching their kid deliver a valedictory speech. He called on reporters by their names from a card - a rarity for Obama, who in press conferences usually just points and says "yes" - even going so far as to use the order similar to that used by President Bush: the wires first, then the networks, the hometown Chicago reporters, and then the major papers. In another notable departure from the campaign, journalists formally stood to pose their questions...
...Ying-jeou!", throwing plastic bottles and rocks, and wearing yellow head and neck bands that read "Taiwan is My Country." The opposition Democratic Progressive Party, wary of any moves to draw closer to China, has staged protests throughout Chen's visit. Some 7000 police have been deployed to maintain order, and a couple of protestors have been injured in the chaos. On Wednesday, hundreds surrounded the hotel where Chen was dining and refused to disperse until 2AM, when Chen could finally leave. "The protests were to be expected," says political scientist Yang Tai-shuenn at Taiwan's Chinese Culture University...