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...Kuan Yew [April 18] left no doubt that he has designed and developed a modern city?state that is a role model for Asian economies. Your story unambiguously described the power of this "philosopher king" in shaping Singapore's well-organized system of administration and boarding-school culture of strict conformity. There are, however, side effects to his social engineering. The new generation of this extremely orderly city has almost forgotten human values and social obligations. Young people can't even plan to get married because of the extremely high cost of living. If married, they dare not start...
Like her mother-in-law, Laura is a shrewd defender of the President's agenda. She stepped up to support his strict position against federal funding for research on new embryonic stem cells, and she created a stir last year when she told TIME that she approved of the Swift Boat ads against John Kerry. (She noted that the Democrats deserved them for not opposing independent 527 groups.) Even after the correspondents' dinner, the First Lady waxed serious, testifying to what a joy her husband is. All that remained was for Bush to provide the final touch, noting...
...says collective student resentment about the strict tailgate has lasted too long. Still, he wants to limit the tailgate to just two hours before and after the Game the next time the Elis are in town...
Gallo (like most other wineries) won't reveal its winemaking techniques but maintains that there are no additives in its wines and that its French and Italian wines meet those countries' strict production laws. But winemakers today have many techniques at their disposal: they can choose grapes carefully and blend grapes from several different vineyards. During fermentation, they make dozens of choices, such as what the temperature in the tank should be and what kind of yeast should be added. Reverse osmosis can also be used to remove excess water or alcohol; micro-oxygenation can soften a red wine...
...will be presented free of charge this weekend in the Mather House Lower Courtyard by the Hyperion Shakespeare Company. The show, produced by Sean R. Fredricks ’07 and directed by Akiva Fox, A.R.T. Institute ’05, is neither a readaptation nor a strict retelling of the original script, but a synthesis of the old and new. “I believe that your first priority is to establish communication between a text and an audience,” Fox wrote in an email, adding, “Actually, I tend to believe that...