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...event was officially called “The First-Annual Denali National Park Appreciation Camp-Out?? in honor of the Alaskan national park...
...women call other women “sluts” or “hoes,” it is not due to the failure of women to unite, but the result of a culturally ingrained patriarchal state of mind. The tendency of women to “call out?? other women is more a matter of protection than intolerance or misguided self-righteousness. A woman calling another woman a “slut,” is equivalent to proclaiming “I toe the sexual line, therefore, I am safe.” Whether...
...long time to do something relatively simple.” Wong makes posters as a way to relax—and, occasionally, to suggest that others do the same. During reading period last spring she posted colorful signs in the Yard with the words “CHILL OUT?? displayed in prominent block letters, all laid out by hand at the Bow and Arrow Press. She says that she hoped the message would inspire her stressed-out peers. Wong is not the first person to use the press to make a statement. According to John Pyper...
Harvard isn’t usually synonymous with rockin’ out??but the College is hoping a rock musician will help liven up its social scene next academic year...
...themes intentionally make the final cut of “A Prairie Home Companion.” A persistent carpe-diem message pervades the film; characters learn not to focus on the past—“there is no silence in radio,” one points out??and that in the future lingers uncertainly. At the same time, the audience sympathizes with the outdated variety show, and its closing, the end of an era, implies that something wonderful is really being lost. “It’s a very nice tension between saying...