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...though the third, JFK, remains distant. Nonetheless, he is at the center of the novel as the last true American poet, the last person to carry the nation’s spirit. Falin speaks of Pushkin as Kit might speak of JFK: a national poet “must express our spirit, must stand for us and speak...
...jokes comprise an under-appreciated Maxim Delivery System (MDS for short). They can express important insights into the human condition yet retain a staying power that preachy sayings generally lack. On that note, let me offer three jokes intended to convey practical wisdom that I wish I had digested more completely as an undergrad...
...available to the mass market. Americans who keep money in accounts overseas are required to pay taxes just as if the money were in a U.S. bank. But many countries have secrecy laws that keep these accounts hidden from the IRS. And companies like MasterCard, Visa and American Express make it easy to access offshore accounts, issuing overseas cards with million-dollar monthly credit limits...
...would certainly hope that a single type of music wasn’t sectioned off,” said Black Students Association President Brandon A. Gayle ’03, who had e-mailed Lee to express his concerns...
Contributions to political campaigns are clearly a mode of speech—money sponsors candidates who express and represent the views and ideas of their contributors. Just because some individuals disagree with what contributions are used to say, there is no legitimate reason to restrict the protection of speech guaranteed under the First Amendment. A provision of the new reform places restrictions on a group’s ability to broadcast commercials that mention candidates within 60 days of election. This rule diminishes the ability of political groups to express their views through advertisements. For example...