Word: tours
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...inspiration and rage as he was four years ago, but he's still busy. He's published a pocket-size paperback, Mike's Election Guide 2008, which details how the Democrats can win the election (and how they could blow it). He released a movie record of his 2004 tour, Slacker Uprising, free on the Internet, becoming the first major filmmaker to do so. He's got a website, MichaelMoore.com, a cross between the Huffington Post and a community-organizing bulletin board; last month the site pulled in 1.4 million visits. Moore's also on TV a lot, including appearances...
...want them to know what they need to do if they want to go to college,” said Bosch, who is a former vice-president of the Harvard College Democrats and is currently employed by Teach for America. The students spent the following day touring the campus, and even had a chance to experience the life of a Harvard student by having lunch in Elliot House, Bosch’s former residence. Sharon A. Smith, a 13-year-old who attended the trip, noted that her favorite part of the tour was the library. “It?...
...state's opposite corner, Obama is projected to win big in Cleveland, Akron and Canton, which were suffering long before Wall Street imploded. McCain's two-day bus tour through the region this week was aimed at trying to pick off a few outlying, affluent suburbs where his tax plan is popular. Yet Obama still looks strong there. "If Obama can run up big numbers in the suburbs outside Cleveland, then this thing could be a blowout," says Mike Curtin, publisher emeritus of The Columbus Dispatch...
...politician. I understand that Fraga is the most famous Galician alive, but if he has nothing to do with the Celtic pig, he should have been left on this work’s cutting block. That said, his pork-free adventures could have worked if he were an enchanting tour guide, but Barlow himself is hard to stomach. His attempts at replicating the misanthropic humor that works so well for fellow food writer Bill Buford (“Heat”) completely miss the mark. His overzealous defense of the pig as an animal worthy of plate space, for example...
...does our creepy friend symbolize Beck’s persistent guilt? Is he a Warhol Factory member who recently escaped from a time capsule? It’s always possible he’s just a rejected marionette left over from the “Information” tour. The video’s fun and ridiculous use of stop motion makes “Modern Guilt” feel like a YouTube clip churned out by a bored, cinematically precocious 18 year-old, which isn’t a bad thing. The song harkens back to the Doors?...