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...winery. Even so, Sam Tolley, chief executive of the awbc, reckons it will take at least another two years before supply and demand get back in line. Letting the free market take its toll is not the way of French agriculture. That's one reason why the pain caused by the glut is less acute in France than in Australia. But it also helps to explain why the French lost out so badly in export markets in the first place: their producers are bound by a plethora of strict rules. Unlike their Australian rivals, Bordeaux winemakers aren't free...
...comedian in America—saw a preview screening of this and said that he made the projectionist stop midway through because he was laughing too hard. I don’t actually laugh at the trailer, I just marvel at it. It makes you forget about the inevitable pain that you’ll feel when you have to sit through the build-ups to the punchlines in the interviews. Just enough to entice, not so much as to disgust. Just like the full-body Speedo that Borat wears in one shot of the trailer. Rocky Balboa CELLULOID GOLD...
...promise of “a spot for rejuvenation in the long day.” Now those three-day stints might be a possibility. As Nelson T. Greaves ’10 points out, it will no longer be “necessary to walk to [Au Bon Pain] at 12:30 in the morning.” But Greaves and all his fellow Lamontsters now face a serious question: With the opening of the Café, are there compelling reasons to leave Lamont...
...came into the country to promote my book as an author, but not if I came into the States as an entertainer.” Brinkman had to cancel his Harvard performance, but he recently visited Cambridge, where FM flagged the rapper down for a chat at Au Bon Pain. “The thing about my show that I really like is that it draws the full range of society,” says Brinkman. “You get your blue-rinsed geriatric retirees who are there because they remember Chaucer positively and your hip-hop heads next...
...intelligent discussion and decide what we will and will not tolerate, we need facts, not political correctness. When I think of torture, I think of ripping out fingernails or sending electrical current through the body. I believe that most Americans are against any interrogation methods that cause excruciating pain. That is far different, however, from duress or discomfort. I am not against our government's using a variety of interrogation techniques, such as loud music and uncomfortable surroundings, especially when that could save U.S. lives. Julie J. Marlay Ottumwa, Iowa, U.S. Suskind asserted that the CIA's torture of "high...