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...Chapter 1 (thesis) shares its titlewith the book. It includes such double-entendre,pun treasures as "Dogs are very direct aboutwanting to go out," Dogs admit when they'rejealous," and "You can train a dog." Some are goodfor a chuckle, particularly when they parody humanself-help tomes--("The Courage to Heel") orpsychobabble ("I'm feeling very conflicted aboutthis new dog you keep talking about bringing home.On one paw, I want a playmate. One the otherpaw...
...Chapter 2 (you'd hope it would be synthesis,but it's antithesis) illustrates "How Dogs and Menare the Same," with some slightly weakerstatements such as "Both are bad at asking youquestions," "The smaller ones tend to be morenervous," and "Neither understands what you see incats." Many of these just don't resonate with me,unfortunately. Chapter 3 (the shocking synthesis)ends with the ostensibly reassuring "Why Men areBetter Then Dogs". scandalously, one of theepigrams here is "Men can do math stuff."Quel relief...
...city he had once visited on military duty when he was my age. He nodded at just about everything I showed him, remembering old back cabs, the alter of St. Paul's, the Tower Bridge. He stopped, though, over a picture of a ceiling--the arches of the Chapter House in Westminster Abbey. He tapped it and said quietly, "They knew how to do it then, didn't they...
...chapters have been considering a merger for nearly a decade at the urging of Phi Beta Kappa's national office, according to Hillary K. Anger `93-`94, one of the Radcliffe chapter's undergraduate marshals...
Anger said she is concerned that the servicesnow provided by the Radcliffe chapter for itsmembers may be weakened or lost if the groupsmerge...