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...that I would find out what he thinks of my true performance while not hurting my transcript,” Gillis said.Students in Mansfield’s fall semester class Government 1060, “The History of Ancient and Medieval Political Philosophy,” were less delighted.Daniel P. Krauthammer ’07 is circulating a petition requesting that Mansfield also apply the two-grade system to Government 1060.“I doubt I can change grades retroactively,” Mansfield said. Mansfield first instituted his two-grade system for Government 1061, in spring...
...Harvard Film Archive, any successful art form shakes viewers emotionally. This effect should not be deemed as ghastly or even as a synonym of the much feared “propaganda.” In fact, it is quite the opposite. Drawing from scholarly research by P. M. Taylor, the main difference between art and propaganda is not that hard to spot: the first does not advance any particular course of action to change the status quo. The latter, on the other hand, presents a problem and also the supposedly ideal behavior for audiences to follow...
What's next? I have a book of Madea's advice on love and life coming out, titled Don't Make a Black Woman Take Off Her Earrings, which boils down to, Don't p___ off a black woman...
...torrid rate of growth--is far from a sure thing. At last week's close of $363 a share, Google's P/E ratio (stock price divided by earnings per share, a measure of expected profits) is a whopping 76. Compared with the average of about 20 for S&P 500 tech stocks, Google, by that yardstick at least, is way overvalued. "People should not assume that Google will succeed at and dominate whatever it pursues," says Scott Kessler of Standard & Poor's Equity Research. "The company has been trying to diversify but hasn't done a great job at monetizing...
...allowed under current law and it would be up to the legislature to change that,” Durrant said. “That’s exactly why this bill was filed.” When the bill first reached the floor, Senate Minority Leader Brian P. Lees asked to postpone the vote until this coming Wednesday. Lees wanted to learn more about the bill and fully understand how it would affect private colleges in his First Hampden and Hampshire district, according to the senator’s legal counsel, Daniel J. Connelly. Leading supporters of the bill believe...