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...like The Daily Show, The Colbert Report, and Saturday Night Live, but there’s something remarkably different that sets their style apart from that of the conservatives. At the bottom of it all, what I think it comes down to is truth. More and more of John Stewart??s laughs come from beautiful montages of actual video illustrating the hypocrisy of Bush, McCain, and Karl Rove, and SNL’s highest ratings in years had Tina Fey portraying a Palin so true to life that even the dialogue was barely altered. In an era when...
...said Lamb, who plans to follow his mentor into academia. “I’ve seen him have that influence on others.” John Stewart, a senior preceptor in music, received the junior faculty award. Julia S. Cavallaro ‘08, who presented Stewart??s plaque, said that the Music 51 professor is often cited as the reason students choose to concentrate in music. “He knows just when to encourage and when to demand more,” Cavallaro said. UC President Matthew L. Sundquist ’09 said...
Former writer and current executive producer for “The Daily Show with Jon Stewart?? David A. Javerbaum ‘93 took his Expos-honed writing skills from the classroom to the screen to the stage in Broadway’s newest baby, ”Cry-Baby,” which debuts tonight on Broadway. Javerbaum dishes to FM about Broadway stereotypes, Quincy House parties, and the sting of finishing second...twice...
...praised for his 12 years of service as a house master, his five-year term as chair of the Classics Department, and his central role in reviving Harvard University Press’s Classical Library, which publishes English translations of Greek and Latin texts. But Stewart??s record of humility and caring for those who ranked lower than him—what his daughter, Sarah B. Stewart, called “a deep love, respect, and interest in other creatures”—was most noted. Classics professor Richard F. Thomas recalled meeting Stewart...
...pairing of Ko and Peterzan in the No. 1 slot and the team of Brook and senior and former Crimson photography executive Vilsa Curto at No. 3 suffered 8-6 defeats. In the No. 2 spot, Schnitter and junior Catriona Stewart were taken down 8-5. The loss is Stewart??s first doubles defeat of the season. “[The Terriers] came out with a flow in doubles and we didn’t execute on some of our easy balls,” Green said. The BU win is the second straight for the Terriers over...