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NG: She's such a character without a definitive story. Or even without a definitive version.
I just get to see, mostly from a distance, things going through awful adaptations. Books of Magic -Warner has done seven scripts on that, and it's now got to the point where my only response is, why don't you just change the lead character's name and not...
Recruiting at Harvard does not streamline unqualified applicants into the college. What it does do, however, is extend admissions’ ability to gather information about prospective students. Through coaches, who have a far better vantage point from which to judge an applicant’s character through commitment, dedication...
McDonell’s second novel seems to attempt a far more ambitious task: to grapple with the tragedy of 9/11. Unfortunately, by the end of the novel, McDonell and his main character Mike shrink back from that task.
The first half of “The Third Brother,” set in Bangkok, traces Mike, a rising sophomore at Harvard and a summer intern at an Asian newsmagazine, as he befriends whores and journalists-—the distinction between the two professions becomes blurred in the...