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...refrain, “What does he know?” Alongside the lyrical self-consciousness present across the entire album—“When I was stuck he’d make me memorize elaborate curses / Tinctures and formulas to ditch the chori and flip the verses??—all this doubt alienates the listener, who will have a hard time finding any emotional anchor in the song...
...melodies have a perfect mix of ringing and urgency, the aforementioned harmonies soar to heavenly levels, and the songs rock from start to finish. The best track, “Supernatural Superserious,” sounds like a lost ’90s classic. Despite its dopey title, the verses?? chiming guitar refrain and the infectious chorus make it the catchiest, most ecstatic tune R.E.M. has produced in the last decade. The album’s primary challenge is overcoming a sense of incompleteness. Many of the songs midway through the record suffer from a strong chorus with...
Salman Rushdie, whose 1988 novel “The Satanic Verses?? triggered the Supreme Leader of Iran to issue a fatwa against him that sentenced Rushdie to death and forced him into hiding for many years, braved the Harvard community Friday night to speak at Memorial Church for what he described as a “little black Sabbath.” Rushdie’s appearance at Memorial Church was the first event of the three-day long conference called “The New Humanism” hosted by the Humanist Chaplaincy at Harvard University. Humanism...
...student groups.The UC members said that Hadfield will run this year with Adam Goldenberg ’08. Both are active Crimson editors on the editorial board. Hadfield contributes information to the Crimson’s online calendar, and Goldenberg currently writes the biweekly column “Sardonic Verses?? and co-authors the Crimson blog “Gadfly.”Hadfield, a 24-year-old Brit, sold a soccer Web site he created as a teenager to ESPN in 1999 for 25 million British pounds. And Vancouver native Goldenberg, elected this semester...
...other games, but on faith. When in danger of being defeated, they simply need to find the Scriptures. Bagley insists that his purpose in including this element was to expose people to the Word of God by showing them what he considers the “cool verses?? of the Bible, in contrast to the “thou-shalt-nots” that he fears too many people associate with it. Other than that, he merely wanted to produce a game that could be enjoyed by Christians and non-Christians alike. “I don?...
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