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...video’s fun and ridiculous use of stop motion makes “Modern Guilt” feel like a YouTube clip churned out by a bored, cinematically precocious 18 year-old, which isn’t a bad thing. The song harkens back to the Doors?? “People Are Strange,” a less-than-subtle reminder that Beck, now almost 40, is a little cranky. But this midlife crisis-y, disillusioned Beck is just fine. While “Modern Guilt” lacks the high-budget weirdness we?...
...vote. In Massachusetts, the individual can vote as long as he or she has served time. According to IOP Community Action Chair David T. Tao ’11, the training was crucial. “People don’t like other people just showing up at their doors??this is where the training comes in. Safety is also an issue. And of course, we want to make a positive impression and want to make it clear that we are not partisan.” Liesl J. Newton ’11, agreed that door-to-door...
...much ambition in trying to replace the U.N. Furthermore, Russia enjoys good relations with Germany, a major EU state. Chancellor Merkel was the first foreign head-of-state Russian President-elect Dmitry Medvedev met with after his election. Merkel and Medvedev talked about cooperation and “open doors?? between the two countries. Their friendly relations suggest that a purely European organization could enjoy better relations with Russia than NATO does.The EU is ready, or soon will be, to take over for NATO in promoting both the political and the economic welfare of Europe. Immediately after...
...following one’s passion. “I almost feel like you don’t choose your passion. Your passion chooses you,” said Georgia S. Lee ’98, the writer and director of the award-winning film, “Red Doors?? and a former student at Harvard Business School. Other speakers tried to convey the value of any job, whether or not the work relates to one’s ultimate career choice. Theresa M. Moore ’86, the president and founder of T-Time Productions, said...
...needle touches down and a haunting aria escapes from one of the speakers—the viewer dives into the scene and the music and the play of the light reflecting off the spinning record and onto the ceiling. A disembodied voice like that of Jim Morrison in The Doors??s “Soft Parade” begins to narrate. The 20-minute “opera” continues with a music mash-up that would have Girl Talk drooling with envy. Opera, blues, narration, electric guitar, “When a Man Loves a Woman...