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...ALSO A BIG ART COLLECTOR AND DEALER. PRICES FOR IMPRESSIONISTS AND MODERN MASTERS ARE GOING OFF THE CHARTS. WHAT DOES THIS TELL YOU? IS THIS STUPID-MONEY TIME AGAIN...
...Iraqi prisoners displayed an ugliness to the war that shook even those who supported it. Yet in the grand sweep of history, it is rare for an issue of foreign policy to dominate a presidential campaign. American elections tend to be fought on matters of domestic policy - the economy, stupid - and candidates have generally acceded to the old adage that politics stops at the water's edge. At least as regards Iraq, this year is different. Across the water, there's no doubt that most Europeans are rooting for Kerry. "Mr. Kerry knows other parts of the world," says Brice...
...made such a killing in Europe. A new French comedy called L’Americain (The American) satirizes a foolish young Frenchman who is convinced he wants to be American. The movie’s advertisement features an awkward looking young man posing as the stereotypical “stupid American.” This attitude is duly reflected in Britian’s Jerry Springer: The Opera—a musical parody of the infamous talk show which lampoons America’s most upstanding citizens, satirizing an incompetent redneck, an aspiring stripper and a Ku Klux Klan member...
...Larson ’05, an economics concentrator in Adams House, is an associate editorial chair of The Crimson. As a blonde girl from southern California and an American living abroad for the summer, she laments that she has four strikes against her in the stereotypically stupid department...
...Jefferson, another slave at Monticello, corroborated Madison Hemings' story that he was the son of Jefferson and Hemings; and John Hartwell Cocke, one of the founders of the University of Virginia, wrote in his diary in 1853 and 1859 that Jefferson had a slave mistress. "I feel a bit stupid that I felt otherwise," says Philip Morgan, a professor of early American history at Johns Hopkins University, who once doubted the relationship. "I should have picked up on it sooner...