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...Yes??the performing arts are definitely more visible. I don’t feel like there aren’t many opportunities on campus—people have complained that if you’re not a hardcore artist, you can’t get into a lot of VES classes, and there are such huge time commitments, like in the photo lab.... With performing arts, there’s a set time and place, but with visual arts you can just wander in and browse around...
Unlike Boston and Newton, who are also voting on the CPA today, the City of Cambridge already has a $4.5 million per year affordable housing trust fund. Because of this fund, the property tax surcharge is waived. A “yes?? vote on Question 1 is an easy choice. It wins the city almost $5 million in state money at no cost to residents. Unfortunately, because of the heavy advertising against the CPA in Boston and Newton and because the wording of the act includes the tax surcharge, Cambridge residents may not realize that they have...
...love him when he’s famous. When she replies with “yes,” he seeks to qualify her answer by asking if she’ll still love him when he’s really famous. When she replies with “yes?? again, Wayne asks, “Will you still love me when I’m bloated, purple, dead on a toilet seat while young girls in white cotton panties...
...elitism. Indifference leads people to make thoughtless decisions about the lives of others. An indifferent person does not think about the consequences of war in Afghanistan, or Sudan, or wherever it eventually takes place. When asked whether he wants U.S. military retaliation, the indifferent student says “yes?? without hesitation. But when asked whether he’d be willing to serve, he is no longer indifferent. When it is his life that is to be risked, he actually thinks about the dangers of war and decides that they pose too great a risk...
...press conference where a military leader, Prince Johnson, is being interviewed by Western journalists. “Prince Johnson’s eyes show a little confusion. ‘I asked [a rival leader] about the Liberian people’s money. I asked him so many things. Yes?? [Prince Johnson] says, ‘I cut off his ears and made him eat them.’” Prince Johnson later eats and drinks and jokes with the interviewers. None of it ever seems like it could be real, but it is all real...