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...their college careers. I don’t know whether that information is still accurate, but I don’t mean to belittle the issue—there is a burning need to stop sexual violence and to assist survivors more effectively, and the issue fully deserves the public??s attention...
...abortion rights faction no doubt will argue that the employment of “precious feet” pins (which depict, appropriately, a pair of infant feet) is nothing more than a form of sentimental propaganda, an attempt to appeal to the public??s infatuation with babies. This charge, however, is far from the truth...
...criticism surrounding Todd Solondz’s equally loved and hated film Happiness (1998), was his employment of fringe subject matter which included rape, pedophilia, murder and masturbation, and of characters whose misery and deplorableness are put on display for the viewing public??s pleasure and disgust. With Solondz’s latest effort Storytelling, the indie director is more concerned with responding to that reproach with his own lashes and cheeky irony, rather than building upon his incisive look at suburbia in Happiness. Instead of investing time and injecting complexity into his characters as in past works...
...should ensure that no more are released. The photographs, which were released on a U.S. Navy website and show the prisoners shackled and dressed in orange jumpsuits, are degrading; they do not add any value to the news stories about the camp. These photographs merely serve to satisfy the public??s curiosity. Furthermore, the International Red Cross believes that the release of these photos might have violated the standards for the treatment of prisoners of military conflicts, set at the Geneva Convention. As captors, the U.S. army should act responsibly with its prisoners and not glorify their capture...
...could have been something that removes ads from televised sporting events. During this year’s playoffs, FOX hit a new low by placing ads for television shows like “Ally McBeal” and “Boston Public?? on the backstop behind home plate. As big a fan as I am of “BP,” this crossed the line...