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...different nature, discussing her thoughts on the current Writers’ Guild Strike both as a friend of many focal figures in the fray and as a writer herself. “The fact that [Jon] Stewart and [Stephen] Colbert came back on the air to keep their crew working??I respect that. Maybe elsewhere it feels like, ‘Oh, there’s less stuff on TV,’ but it [the strike] is going on so long because of pure greed.” She firmly believes that writers deserve credit for their...
...crucial thing is to never stop thinking and working??and never do what we did with malaria and tuberculosis in the twentieth century—which is to surrender to complexity and quit,” he said...
...interplay between the two country’s interests and foreign policies to over two hundred spectators last night. The panelists agreed that Iran is far from building a nuclear weapon. “The Iranians have had significant difficulty in getting their initial, much smaller cascades working??they overheat, they break down,” said Washington Post columnist David R. Ignatius ’73, who is also a Crimson editor. “They can’t run them continuously.” Despite the apparent tension, panelists said the two countries share similar...
...indictment of my social circle, but if the variety of people in the café is any indication, I am not alone in feeling its aura of sociability. Rather than gains in work, café dwellers—including those who purport to be “working??—have gained the valuable addition of extra social time, while not feeling the guilt of the “Harvard” student who chastises himself for not living in the library...
...interlocks is necessary because “the threat of arrest and punishment…is no longer working?? to discourage drunk driving, according to officials cited by the Times. Of course, this article goes on to state that the number of alcohol-related fatalities has remained steady over the past decade. Given that the number of cars on the road and the number of miles driven have increased, this means that the number of fatalities per car and per mile—more pertinent statistics—have declined...