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...with 30 in the title is half an hour; the one with 60, an hour.) They have different tones: 30 Rock lampoons all its characters, even Liz, while Sorkin, as Michaels says with understatement, "tends to write in a more heroic mode." It's not a zero-sum game; as Reilly notes, "If these were two cop shows, we wouldn't even be having this conversation." On the other hand, come on. Any person not employed by GE is reasonably going to ask whether he or she wants to watch both shows...
...politics? Film and fascism? Goebbels and today’s political operatives? Taking this course provides the skills–and defenses–to recognize the power of propaganda in today’s ostensibly innocent popular culture.Whoops! Looks like we’re out of space. To sum up, consider Foreign Cultures the Harvard equivalent of the New York Times Travel section: pretty pictures, local color, and if you get bored in the middle, you can always break out the crossword...
...Arts C Core, don’t just take it on a whim because it gives you no class Thursdays. Many Core classes are not offered every year, so look through each Core area far in advance for classes that seem interesting (or depending on your goals, easy).In sum, the Core is a killer only when it sneaks up on you. By planning in advance, we can all find interesting Cores with hot professors who grade easily, and then laugh at the poor bastards who didn’t read The Confi Guide...
...home front, military recruiters have been welcomed back on campus, as have secretive security agencies, weapons researchers, and U.S. “nation builders.” In sum, Harvard has gone into the war business, in ways that would have been unimaginable before Sept. 11. On the global front, international students are having a hard time getting visas and crossing borders, while students who want to travel abroad are finding new roadblocks in their...
...Casta?o's reign of terror originally began as act of vengeance. His dairyman father was kidnapped in 1981 by Marxist rebels and held for a $7,000 ransom. The sum was paid, but the rebels killed him anyway. After that, Casta?o swore revenge and eventually raised a 30,000- man army of mercenaries funded by big landowners and cocaine traffickers. Then he and his brothers strong-armed their way into the drug trade, exporting a total of about 17 tons of coke and heroin to the U.S. and Europe...