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...everyone—Vanderslice is the kind of guy who makes every mopey English concentrator’s day by adapting Shelley for his lyrics, rediscovering British Romantics as proto-Obersts. But as perfectly-crafted as each individual song is, listening to the full album makes you want to remind Vanderslice not to forget to be cool, in that distant, disaffected sense of the word. Sometimes caring too much is a bad thing...
...Republicans are strong on foreign policy. In this framework, for a Democrat to win he would need to keep the focus of the race on issues like jobs, the economy and Social Security. And if President Bush wants to be reelected, he’ll have to remind people that he’s “tough on terrorism...
BOSTON—For 56:30, Boston University goaltender Sean Fields relegated BC to second-best in Boston. It took just 9:37 for the Eagles to remind him why they’re No. 1 in the country...
...important because it gave us the opportunity to feel sharp,” Whitman said. “Losing to Trinity is a downer and this is a good opportunity to remind ourselves we’re good squash players. Whether [Williams] is a good team or a bad team, it was good to have this match this quick after Trinity...
...were just...unskilled," is what Michael concludes, thinking back on their afflicted marriage. In its picture of a discontented family over the long arc of the years, this book can remind you of The Corrections without Jonathan Franzen's emotional knots. In its subplot of a daughter lost to the lures of the 1960s, it can bring to mind American Pastoral without Philip Roth's refining fires. Toward the end, Michael hears an old song on his car radio. "He liked the way the singer kept her voice so plain and ordinary," Tyler tells us, "too intent on expressing...