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Whereas I had to glean wisdom from only Teen, Seventeen and YM magazines in an effort to haphazardly shape my adolescent identity, tweens can now read Teen People, Teen Vogue, Cosmo Girl and Elle Girl—publications which together form a more comprehensive account of the lives of those with birth years between 1988 and 1990. Whereas those of us who are now college-aged might have helped form a cult-like following of Claire Danes’ angst-ridden character in My So-Called Life, today’s tweens have icons who are universally recognized as celebrities...
This Texas A&M professor, author of seventeen books and innumerable articles, reads from his newest novel, a story about the people who searched for gold and the political and social consequences of this era in United States History. The acclaimed Brands was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize and his books frequent the New York Times bestseller list. WordsWorth Books...
Harvard can count on Moran’s team leading eight goals and seventeen points, and the continued surge of senior midfielder Katie Westfall, who was named last week’s Ivy Co-Player of the Week after scoring two goals and adding an assist in the teams’ two games against New Hampshire and Cornell...
...beer exclusive. “I don’t care what they’re drinking. It’s the actual act of playing that matters,” Moulton says. All the practice has certainly paid off, since this Beirut champ boasts a winning streak of seventeen straight games, though the success of his business venture remains to be seen. In the meantime, here are the pro’s top tips...
...tried with 22 other al-Qaeda suspects in Belgium's biggest ever terrorism trial. Seventeen of the other defendants were convicted on a range of lesser charges; five were acquitted. Setback for Silvio ITALY In a surprise sign of unrest within Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi's ruling coalition, the lower house of parliament passed two opposition amendments to a bill to overhaul the media industry. The bill, which critics say will benefit Berlusconi's business empire, must now return to the upper house, delaying its final approval. Berlusconi had characterized the secret ballot as a vote of confidence...