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...reason for that: George W. Bush has no strategy for steady, healthy, long-term growth and job-creation. And it shows??he’s presided over the loss of more than 2.5 million private sector jobs over the last three years. In the process, he has run up a big debt your generation will have to pay off, tightened the squeeze on middle class families and failed to open the doors of educational opportunity to more young people...
...like—an appropriate combination of perfume samples and politics. That’s the way Liz likes to mix it up. And you can count on her to deliver substance with style every time. Liz was the captain of her soccer team in high school and it shows??she internalized that leading by example stuff. She also often wears pig-tails. She is a friend to the magazine and the people who work on it in a way that it’s pretty hard to find at Harvard, meaning that she puts her friends...
...grand scheme of things, and it’s true that the concept of “real world experience” smacks of a little condescension. But leaving Cambridge for a job wandering around in drug-vending coffeeshops and smartshops and wading through brothels and sex shows??it beat my summers chained to the computer. To drink absinthe, behave brazenly and rudely to strangers in bars; to play mindgames with thieving landlords; to hop trains and planes solo, to abandon compulsive scheduling, at least for a time—it taught me something that despite an abstract...
Braxton-Brooks says her passion for theater began with what she calls “little shows?? she put on with her friends when she was younger...
...even liberals, are squeamish about winning because they are inherently uncomfortable with centralized power. Moreover, in one of several stabs at the academy of which he is part, Gitlin says that left-leaning individuals are more intent upon debating the “political significance of movies and TV shows?? or “marching on the English department...