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Like '70s, '80s' pilot is heavy on the kind of cringe-worthy details (two words: animal prints) that characterize Gen X and Y nostalgia in general. Whereas baby-boomer touchstones like Brooklyn Bridge and The Big Chill recalled the '50s as more innocent and the '60s as more meaningful than...
Places like the Pub, which subscribe to the Bill Clinton theory of alcohol salesmanship (that is, of course, the “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy) are to stodgy urban neighborhoods what oases are to parched deserts. Indeed, there are few...
Though I pride myself on being the sort of girl smart enough not to take astrology seriously, the sort of girl who can recognize the entertainment factor at work here without putting any faith in the stars, it is quite easy to get all worked up when this particular source...
(For those interested: I play the saxophone, or as we like to say, the saxamaphone.) The above responses are in descending order according to frequency, which suggests that many of my peers subscribe to the view of the Band as a random, unintelligible collection of social misfits who follow the...
Dunster currently has a moderated list to which about one-third of residents subscribe. Students send announcements to the House Committee, which forwards them to subscribers anywhere from zero to three times a day.