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...roommate Jillian P. Copeland ’04 bought the group for a sum total of $190. “Who can resist five handsome Jewish boys?” Cohen asks. Point taken. I couldn’t resist placing a few bids myself, even for the sake of objective journalism. At the end of the night, I walked away with my own handsome Jewish boy and a date for next weekend...
...sake of Crimson Editorial Editor Erol N. Gulay ’05’s mental health, I am relieved that he is boycotting “The O’Reilly Factor” (Comment, “Boycotting the Boycotter”, March 11). Anyone who equates hard-core porn with “Joe Millionaire,” and Ludacris with Ozzy Osbourne, could never exist within a no-spin zone...
Well, without sounding too trite, Sept. 11 happened. The cynical, derisive attitude that Miller had cultivated on his show seemed to have a place during the Clinton-Gingrich years. But after 3,000 people were slaughtered on American soil by genocidal terrorists, skepticism for the sake of skepticism was no longer chic. Indeed, it seemed drastically inappropriate...
...economics and still receive Core credit. First-years should not have to be locked into a year-long course they hate to fulfill their Core requirement. Not everyone enrolled in Ec 10 needs to take both micro- and macroeconomics, and students should not have to do so for the sake of the Core...
Some argue that it is important to preserve the sanctity of marriage as a union between a man and a woman. But the notion of preserving this traditional view of marriage—for the sake of custom—is far less important than preserving the equal rights and opportunities guaranteed to all people under the Constitution. With 4,400 out-of-state couples having already made the trek to Vermont to obtain civil unions, it is clear there is a pressing need to alter our legal interpretations in accord with our changing social customs...