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...movie can be incredibly disorienting if one tries, on a first viewing, to parse out all of the hidden themes or to follow exactly what’s happening at any given moment...
...that we are in wanting to make the collection of textbook information easier and more efficient,” Herschbach said. McCarty and Herschbach said that they would work to come up with a model for the proposed online book information system. “We do want to follow up on this,” McCarty said. “We’ll talk to MIT to see what they’re discussing.” -Staff writer Angela A. Sun can be reached at asun@fas.harvard.edu...
...accidentally about young people feeling like they have so much they want to prove and want to say and not enough time to say it and do it.” Some of his songs, such as “Joey is a Punk Rocker,” follow clichéd tropes—in this case, popular cheerleader falls for punk rocker. Others begin with the familiar, but end up far from the expected. One song begins with the age-old breakup excuse “It’s not you, it?...
...fooled into believing that the book is a manual on how to take over the world. “Microtrends” is “Freakonomics” meets Gregory Mankiw’s “Principles of Economics.” As an attempt to follow in Steven D. Levitt ’89 and Stephen Dubner’s footsteps by using statistical analysis to debunk conventional beliefs, it falls flat because of its obsession with numbers, which oversimplifies the complex reality of our social and political interactions.“Microtrends?...
...White House can be reduced to two sentences: "I'm not a nice guy. But the people you fear, fear me." If that's right, Giuliani isn't looking for voters to love him, or even like him. He just wants their respect. And then, who knows? Loyalty may follow...