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...shouldn??t be too surprising that no one is too sure about the form that their five-year residency at Harvard will take. Shelemay felt the situation could be summed up in a quotation from late composer Lou Harrison, known for his fusion of Eastern and Western styles: “Cherish the hybrids—they’re all we?...
...impossible to separate her youth from her work. We hardly read at all; instead, we scan the pages for buds of potential, turns of phrase that speak of worldly experience a woman just out of her 20’s shouldn??t have. Smith, with a seemingly endless supply of talent, symbolizes our own possibilities...
...behavior really be forgiven, just because he was a great and “tortured” artist? Shouldn??t the voice of a biographer sometimes assume a critical tone, no matter how passionate the author is about her subject? Instead, Prose seems to exculpate Caravaggio, describing him as a “preternaturally modern artist who was obliged to wait for the world to become as modern...
...Leopards aren’t quite as good as the Tigers, and the Lions shouldn??t enter the game with any hint of over-confidence, as might have been the case last week. But it’s hard to win if you can’t score, and Lafayette has the 11th best defense in the nation, while Columbia counters with the eighth worst offense...
...square one, catering to people who are sure that evolution and the existence of God are mutually exclusive—a view with which many religious authorities disagree (Pope Benedict XVI might be a good example), let alone scientists. People, of course, can believe whatever they want, and it shouldn??t be of any particular concern to us—except when they interfere with the educational process by calling something science that simply isn’t science...