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...addition, since Harvard departments tend to be small, "it means that we always need to be spread thin. We tend to go for generalists...
...first place. It is unlikely that with $182 billion less in federal Medicaid money over seven years the states will embrace high-quality care. The market solution would be to replace that nurse's aide at $10 an hour with an unskilled worker at $5 and to substitute thin soup and macaroni for meat and vegetables...
Alhough the artistic merit of some of the films far outshines the grime on screen, such justification wears thin for others. In the face of the fifteenth wanton murder or fourth example of very, very free love, we just might think the filmmaker has lost his way in making his statement...
Equally controversial, but for its violence, "Natural Born Killers" perhaps best demonstrates the thin line that filmmakers tread in trying to "send a message." Although director Oliver Stone obviously seeks to lay bare the media-crazy, hyped-up, and knocked-down society we live in, we begin to question his methods when his satire goes too far. With alarmingly fast-paced cuts, murders flicker by in the blink of an eye, only to disturb, perhaps deeply, just moments later. The cry of "That's the point!" can only go so far in defending movies that, in truth, are pounding...
...great day for it," said Ficara, pulling a small red handkerchief out of thin...