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...will be teaching an undergraduate Renaissance course that he will develop into a Core course, something Erspamer said has not be done in a long time. He will also be teaching a graduate course on contemporary Italian fiction called “Up to Speed,” of which he is particularly proud...
...government is getting away with such a dystopian shenanigan, but in fact, we can believe it. Of course it’s easier to blame some maverick reporter for screwing things up than to accept that the ruling structure of our great nation might actually be rotten to the core. Like Anakin did, Americans are seizing on the small errors of the few instead of the overarching wrongs of the powerful...
...would say that the core existence of my outlook on humanitarian life can be equated to a Jedi philosophy,” Bolger said. “Star Wars transcends the traditional science fiction movie in the sense that it is not a fluff film, but rather it is an anthropological ethos and zeitgeist...
...Democrats would have won. Well, no. Elaine Kamarck’s “The Politics of Evasion” about 1988 showed the same result as Mark Penn’s “Analysis of Voting Patterns” about 2004: neither party’s core is a big enough group to win 50 million votes in a presidential election. And, in any case, Democrats have enjoyed extraordinary “base” turnout for 20 years. Successful candidates marry mobilization with persuasion—and, like Bush last year, are able to win because they...
...committees’ recommendations include abolishing the Core in favor of distributional requirements, moving the concentration choice deadline from the end of freshman year to the middle of sophomore year, and requiring all faculty to participate in undergraduate advising...