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...Well, I think you've got a broad cross-section of opinion there, and certainly the debates we have over what we ought to do in various areas don't reflect unanimity of opinion. By the way, we have pretty good arguments in there over how we ought to proceed, what kind of recommendations we ought to make on various issues. And also spending time at the table is Christie Todd Whitman, the EPA administrator, who I think is pretty well known for her views and her institutional responsibility and statutory responsibilities to implement our environmental laws. Same for Gail...
...Sometimes” sounds exactly like a song from the movie Romeo and Juliet, and is a slightly more mellow and melodic song than many of the others on the album—that is, until Gnecco starts screaming, again. The edgy songs on the album reflect a tormented, anguished soul, a feeling which is backed up by the intermittent screams. The titles of the songs speak for themselves: “I’m a Monster,” “Miseryhead,” “Dancing Alone,” “Bleed...
...Sometimes” sounds exactly like a song from the movie Romeo and Juliet, and is a slightly more mellow and melodic song than many of the others on the album—that is, until Gnecco starts screaming, again. The edgy songs on the album reflect a tormented, anguished soul, a feeling which is backed up by the intermittent screams. The titles of the songs speak for themselves: “I’m a Monster,” “Miseryhead,” “Dancing Alone,” “Bleed...
...Bernard Baumohl: It was a real surprise. But the numbers reflect the resilience of consumers, who despite the gloomy economic outlook this spring continue to purchase cars and homes without skipping a beat. And it shows how dependent this economy is on those consumers...
...sure that many undergraduates would appreciate a more concerted effort to select masters more representative of the College today than the College of 50 years ago. The face of the undergraduates has certainly morphed in the past few decades, and it is only appropriate that the House Masters reflect this transformation as well. Of course, this issue stems from a much larger one about the racial composition of the Faculty as a whole. As this column goes to print, the College has already announced one new set of non-minority Masters: Professor Robert P. Kirshner...