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...often underrepresented in Cambridge politics. DeBergalis graduated from MIT in 2000 with an undergraduate and masters degree, and he represents the thousands of Cambridge students whose interests have been ignored by local politicians in recent years. With the quality of student life often hinging on the City Council, a vocal supporter of students is necessary. As a recent graduate, DeBergalis understands students’ lifestyles, and we encourage voters—students and non-students alike—to cast a vote for DeBergalis...
...Gondry. Gondry demonstrates an acute perception of the visual manifestations of music, and in an astounding triumvirate of videos, gives each aspect of the song its own aesthetic texture. The first, Daft Punk’s “Around the World,” displays each instrument and vocal part in the song enacted by a costumed dancer; the Chemical Brothers’ “Star Guitar” replaces the people with aspects of a landscape viewed from a train window; and Gondry’s latest, the White Stripes’ “The Hardest...
...Koala lays random and weird vocal samples over his instrumental samples in such a witty way that hearing about the territorialism of the koala and “the French-Canadian province, Quebec” is probably more entertaining than anything Quebec itself has to offer. Similarly, “Robochacha” opens with—ostensibly—a high school cheerleader from the 1950s trying to get a robot to show her what he’s working with on the dance floor...
...Most Equal Pop Song” of the year. It’s tricky to pinpoint exactly what it is that makes the song so catchy—the magic is hidden somewhere between the corny backbeat, those southern handclaps and Andre’s delirious vocal fills and grunts. “Lend me some sugar, I am your neighbor” may be the best breakdown line yet created. Somewhere, James Brown’s hair is going kinky with jealousy. Even a snob can’t help but appreciate the fascinating juxtaposition...
...policies of American officials in times of war is particularly instructive. Given that many in the Harvard community took this weekend to partake in the ANSWER protests against the Bush administration’s Iraq policy on the Mall in Washington, D.C., and as Harvard’s own vocal antiwar movement held demonstrations this past week, perhaps we all should take note of how Kerry became one of the most prominent opponents of the Vietnam...