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...already inflated asses even fatter. Still, they did some good stuff too, so I’ll stick with ambiguity in assessing their legacy.But you might have noticed this is old news—the departure happened a month-and-a-half ago. Why bring it up again now? Simple??the first film of their new company, aptly named The Weinstein Company, came out last weekend. That film is “Derailed,” and yes, it totally sucks. It would be kind of amusing to see them fail. But I doubt they will, they?...
...student opens her exam booklet. Yes, it’s that time again. She has practiced a million times, but it never gets easier. Name, address and sex—no problem. But the final question is not so simple??she is asked to choose her race. Once again bureaucracy demands that she shed the complexity of her identity and simply “choose one.” “Only one?” she thinks to herself. Shakespeare’s famous quote, “Deny thy father and refuse thy name...
...June 24: 9:56 p.m.—An officer was dispatched to Mill Street because of an alleged “simple?? assault that had just occurred in front of Quincy Gate. The victim alleges that he or she was touched in the area of the chin, following a dispute concerning parking. A report was filed...
...form itself is quite simple??it asks students to list their academic and extracurricular interests, music tastes, and the number of roommates they prefer. It also requests that students list—on a scale from one to five—how neat and how quiet they want their rooms to be. The form also requires students to choose one of three options for the times they go to bed and wake up. On the back, the form asks students to write an essay describing themselves and what they want in a roommate...
Five investors—including John G. Palfrey Jr. ’94, the executive director of Harvard Law School’s (HLS) Berkman Center for the Internet and Society—are banking on a “really simple?? code, popularized in the last year by bloggers, to power the third big wave of the Internet revolution...