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...Harvard security guard noticed two suspicious men in the Straus Common Room shortly before 6 a.m. yesterday; when he approached them and asked them if they were students, both replied...
...Harvard security guard noticed two suspicious men in the Straus Common Room shortly before 6 a.m. yesterday; when he approached them and asked them if they were students, both replied...
...Farrar, Straus, and Giroux...
Shaughnessy’s reading followed a different course, as does her poetry, which has found its place not only at The Paris Review, but also with Jonathan Galassi at Farrar, Straus, and Giroux, a publishing house with a stellar poetry list that is not known for frequently taking on young, new poets. At the reading, Shaughnessy described her own language as being made up of ‘sound-bytes,’ and I would add that her poems, in the consistency of their composition, form a scrapbook of those sound bytes, running together in their similarity, each...
...consistently shown that the more often parents use corporal punishment, the more likely a child will be violent. But a majority of Americans still approve of corporal punishment. And 28% of parents hit their kids with objects like belts and paddles, according to a 1995 survey by sociologist Murray Straus. Corporal punishment is allowed in Georgia schools, and state law says it's O.K. to inflict "transitory pain and potential bruising" if they aren't "excessive...