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...chance to see their ad campaigns over the past few weeks, you will have noticed their outlandish claim to be “Keeping America Rolling.” Rolling with laughter perhaps? The commercials suggest that General Motors cars are now being sold with 0 percent APR as a public service in order to help Americans go about their ordinary lives—and coincidentally to buy new cars. Ford is making similarly ludicrous claims in its commercials...
...faceless Madison Avenue suits stealing our music for ads? They're us. The battle of high school is over, and we won. The rest of the world now has to watch our videos, even if they're 30 seconds long and end with blurbs about 2.9% APR financing. Should we care that in the process we lost the sense of unity with our peers that generations before us had, that our niche music happened to mesh perfectly with niche marketing? After all these years, it turns out we are different. We are cooler. We are better. Just ask Mercedes...
...Apr. 2 Horowitz spoke at Boston University on affirmative action and other topics. In contrast to the small crowd he drew at Harvard in February, over 200 people had to be turned away from the BU auditorium...
...panel, held on Apr. 17, was poorly attended, according to Lewis, and though numerous points of view were discussed, little was resolved...
Among these was the Ivy League Classic victory on Apr. 1. Last year, Harvard had fallen to Princeton in a heartbreaking final match. This year, Princeton opted not to attend the tournament and the Crimson took advantage, bringing home its first title in eight years...