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...spite of undergoing a grueling interview process—in which she discussed topics that touched upon everything from Kenya’s new draft constitution to Islamic law in Nigeria, the Rhodes process “was a great experience,” she said, noting that she enjoyed meeting the other candidates...
...creator during the 1970s, though unlike Crumb, he didn't have to go underground to do it. Art Spiegelman's forward to the book describes Tardi as "one of the single most influential comix artists to come out of the French adult comics revolution of the 70's." In spite of this he has gotten scant attention in the U.S., with just a few of his many books getting translated. Though it originally appeared in the mid-80s, this first of five Tardi/Malet books is the only one to have yet appeared in English...
...contrast to the one-sided diplomacy on display during Bush’s trip to London, Love Actually’s fictional press conference expresses an idealized vision of Anglo-American relations. Well, idealized as far as the Brits are concerned, anyway. America, in spite of being the world’s foremost superpower, should listen to the frank advice offered by its transatlantic allies. As one writer put it last year in The Spectator, a conservative British political magazine, Britain should play Greece to America’s Rome. While no longer in charge of an empire of their...
...about Asian American studies, you’ve come to the wrong school.” This statement greets prospective students and first-years in the “Handbook to Asian America at Harvard and Beyond,” which they receive at their respective activities fairs. In spite of its resources as one of the foremost universities in the world, Harvard offers fewer opportunities in Asian American and ethnic studies than most prestigious public and private institutions, and it must remedy this situation...
...spite of boasting a full-time faculty of around 6,500 members, Harvard Medical School (HMS) is having trouble convincing enough professors to teach...