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...also say that the restaurant’s french fries have a quarter of the fat and a third of the calories that McDonald’s fries do.Jordan A. Comins ’09, Ehrlich’s roommate, said Ehrlich’s humor probably made him stand out as the “best cousin.” “I think they really liked his sense of humor,” Comins said. “He’s a great guy.” Ehrlich said he will be making far fewer stops...
...criminal code as it was to appeal to the national conservative electorate that he’ll need to capture the presidency in 2008. The bill only added to Romney’s track record of grandstanding to conservative voters nationwide, which he accomplishes by promoting positions that stand in stark contrast to those of his true constituents. Romney must remember that he is the governor of Massachusetts and will remain so until 2006, and, as such, his primary duties are to the people of the Commonwealth, not potential voters elsewhere in the nation. To abuse both his constituents...
...justify their decision. Vicki C. Jackson of Georgetown University and Ernest A Young of the University of Texas also participated in the panel. Philip C. Bobbitt, also from the University of Texas, served as the moderator of the forum, which attracted about 250 students, forcing several dozen to stand. The forum is timed to coincide with the first publication of the HLR for the year, which traditionally covers the Supreme Court’s previous term. Posner wrote a 71-page foreword for the issue, while Jackson and Young wrote articles on the role of foreign law in American courts...
...Saturday Night Live” writer Sarah Silverman, is anything but reverent. The comedienne’s most recent endeavor—after small parts in “The Aristocrats” and “School of Rock”—is a filmed stand-up comedy routine, embellished with musical montages and skits. For those looking for a comedy show with the extra editing capabilities only film can afford, “Jesus is Magic” is a worthy expenditure. No stage can accommodate a ’60s-themed music video?...
...result, this is one of the few albums in which all of Oldham’s cryptic lyrics are intelligible. And Oldham is some kind of lyricist: his language marries the lovelorn yearning of Leonard Cohen to the incantatory power of Neil Young. On the album’s stand out track, “I See a Darkness.” Oldham writes: “And you know how much I love you/Is a hope the you will somehow/save me from this darkness.” The track selection is equitably divided throughout Oldham’s solo...