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...disagree with the argument advanced in Emily Ingram’s piece from February 15 (“Clash of Civlizations,” op-ed). While I recognize the right of European bigots to defame Islam if they choose to, these cartoons cannot be examined outside the context of the anti-Muslim sentiment that has, of late, gained so much legitimacy in European public discourse. The spurious examination employed by Ms. Ingram naturally leads to quaint visions of a "clash of civilizations" or of a noble Europe bearing the burden of free speech against rapacious Muslims who just don?...
...this 70’s pastiche are indeed fly. As daredevil Evel Kanyevel, West does indeed try to touch the sky and does indeed die. And if this had remained a lively take on a funk-tinged hip hop song, it would’ve been fine. But such cannot be the case with the cinematic music video: the song is interrupted by an extraordinarily unfunny interlude in which West comments on his infamous remarks about the president (here symbolized by Nixon) and two women with afros berate him for being with a white girl (Pamela Anderson...
...Take a Ritalin with your shot when you realize that a hyperactive child can probably sit still through this movie while you cannot...
Harvard University Dining Services (HUDS) cannot afford to extend dining hall hours in the next academic year, according to information that HUDS directors presented yesterday to the Committee on House Life (CHL)—the group that has been advocating for an extension since last April.The estimated costs of extending by one hour the entire meal service, grill service only, or salad, pasta, and deli bar service only, all exceeded the HUDS 2006-2007 budget, according to HUDS Director for Finance, Information Systems, and Procurement Raymond R. Cross. It would cost $202 per student per year to keep...
...polis,” a city to which he or she would owe loyalty, but to the universe or the world in a broader sense. The conversation is one above and across cultures—a conversation in which the very idea of essentially distinct cultures cannot be heard over, say, the Iranian shopkeepers of Appiah’s native town of Kumasi in Ghana, any more than it can be heard over a Vietnamese student of classical literature at the Sorbonne...