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...homeless man once claimed to me, “and I liked it too.” At the time, however, the event marked what was for many the culmination of the violence and depravity that had plagued Manhattan’s Lower East Side for years. Today??s New York, of course, is nothing like it was 30—or even 15—years ago. For one, Rakowitz simply couldn’t afford to live in his old neighborhood in 2008. Furthermore, the old culture and climate of downtown Manhattan doesn?...
...really satisfied with today??s win,” Omodele-Lucien said. “I definitely wasn’t at my highest level. I had to work through some of the bad parts of the match. When you’re down and under pressure, you just have to go for it and not play with nervousness, but with fearlessness...
...Isn’t FAS business, by definition, “ground to a halt” if quorum is not reached at FAS meetings? Not in today??s modern world, of course—faculty members are not involved in most of the school’s day-to-day operations. But University Professor Stanley Hoffmann had it right when he responded to Smith by comparing the messy behemoth that is FAS central administration to the bureaucratic morass of his home country, France...
...participant in today??s conference disagreed with this assessment...
...means on the homefront today. A hundred and fifty years ago, it meant visible, physical sacrifice: bandages rolled in the home, wounded laid out on the front porch, scorched fields and ransacked homes. In the last century it has meant ration coupons, war bonds, and nationwide campus riots. In today??s world, where days can go by without mention of war, Wolff asks, What happens to the people who are left behind?In “Nightingale,” a father drops his son off at a military academy “for his own good...