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...benefits from the conflict." Says a U.N. official: "There's no public debate about how to find a solution. There is no civil society. The politicians monopolize the debate and exploit it for their own ends. They are incredibly well-organized and ruthless, and the business community has to toe the line." Three years ago, before the referendums, there was room for optimism. The green line was opened to traffic, but in the political vacuum that has existed since 2004, the main beneficiaries of free movement seem to be criminals. "The bicommunal activity to have benefited most from...
...world’s most prominent atheist,” has penned a stunning and oddly convincing (for the most part) argument against religion with his latest release, “The God Delusion.” This provocative book dissects religion from head-to-toe: he debunks all known arguments in support of the existence of supernatural deities and then presents a flood of reasons explaining “why there almost certainly...
This policy reflects the theory that a profile is not merely an elastic document, but a living extension of a being, something like a finger or a toe, which must die when the pulse stops...
...directors, will be performing a duet with S. Monica Soni ’06, now a student at Harvard Medical School . “I really like dancing to the beat of Indian music, but my training is in ballet. Our dance has lots of pirouettes, jumps and toe touches and I think it showcases that people come from all different dance experiences and that’s okay,” Bhatia says. According to Bhatia, most of the acts in the show are focused on Indian dancing mixed with hip hop and jazz. The Indian dancing ranges from...
...like FM, you’re pining for some good, local burlesque action with a Halloween theme. The Boston Babydolls promise not to disappoint with their “Out for Blood” revue. Putting new spins on some Halloween favorites and going “toe to toe with Mummy Dearest,” this risqué Halloween treat should satisfy the horror/dance enthusiast in all of us. Call 866-811-4111 for reservations. Thursday, Friday and Saturday October 26-28 at 8 p.m. Cambridge Family YMCA Theater, 820 Massachusetts Ave (Central Square), Cambridge. Tickets: $10-$35 Thursday...