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...hard to leave? Well, yes and no [laugh]. I think I made the right decision. We’re doing something new with this one. The most recent BlackCAST shows have been really heavy, dramatic. They’ve all been very good, but dealt with suicide and rape??stereotypes of the black community. We wanted to do this show because it’s very clearly a comedy. We want people to come out, laugh, and enjoy a good time.“Fabulation” is the story of Undine, a wealthy black business owner...
...simply inappropriate to question the wisdom of an 18-year-old who would don short-cut, plaid skirts, get as drunk as she wants, and put herself in danger.Rape has existed forever. But it’s safe to say that there has been more “date rape?? these past several decades than ever before, as formal courtship has eroded, physical intimacy has become routine, oversexed environments (and even pathological male fantasies) are merrily facilitated, and drunkenness is de jure. The boundary of consent is blurred in these instances, as even the actors/teachers of the University...
...Union speech Bush publicly pledged his unequivocal commitment to the U.S.’ core values: freedom, democracy, and human rights. Speaking specifically to Iraqi torture atrocities—electric shock, burning with hot irons, dripping acid on the skin, mutilation with electric drills, cutting out tongues, and rape??he declared, “If this is not evil, then evil has no meaning.” Yet, two years later, this commitment is being egregiously compromised...
...first half of 2003 and the first half of 2004, the number of forcible rapes in Cambridge increased from 3 to 7 during this period. This may not even include all cases. According to Nancy M. Ryan, executive director of the Cambridge Commission on the Status of Women, rape??with an average reporting rate of less than 20 percent—is the most under-reported crime in the nation. In spite of this recent increase, the number of reported rapes in Cambridge has dropped over the past 10 years from 35 in 1995. Ryan said that...
...neither has the kind of transparency or judicial sage that make for worthy bodies of law in external society. That the GSE administration has attempted to bully someone exonerated in a court of law into not applying for readmission represents the dual definitions of “rape?? that exist, and Harvard’s rebuke of the more clear-cut one employed in courts...