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...second and third tracks are, for listening purposes, clones of the former. “Carry You” takes a break from the mindless guitar chug to showcase the band’s lyrical disability, soured since the days of passably-catchy singles like “Bleed American?? and “The Middle.” When it fails to simply fizzle due to stupidity or lapse into cookie-cutter “oh”s, the writing resembles a cut-and-paste job exacted on the liner notes of a second-rate Green...
...need to look no further than a few student groups on campus. It is interesting to observe which groups identify most with the term “Asian American??—although we have separate student groups for individual ethnicities, we find that “Asian American?? on campus refers most readily to the Far East. For example, the executive board of the Asian American Association is made up of fourteen Chinese, two Korean, and one Vietnamese. An odd dynamic can be observed in that South Asians here do not readily identify with Asian...
...addition, all cultural groups would add “-American?? to their name. Thus, the Chinese Students Association would become the Chinese-American Students Association, and the Italian-American Society would become the Italian-American-American Society. Obviously, all political organizations would be replaced with a “Go America! Pep Squad...
...team is led by perhaps the most impressive secondary in the Ivy League, which includes a pair of All-Ivy picks in junior cornerback Andrew Berry—who was a preseason All-American??and senior cornerback Steve Williams. A pair of seniors—Doug Hewlitt and John Hopkins—serve as Harvard’s safeties...
Adam Goldenberg '08, a Crimson editorial editor, is a social studies concentrator in Winthrop House. He has spent the summer asserting his own national identity (i.e. “not American??) while coaxing the French into talking to him about theirs...