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...himself as African. His home country is France. Born in the southern city of Arles, he's a product of the kind of integration that seemed so absent during the recent French riots: his mother was born in Morocco; his father comes from Italy. He has never set foot in North Africa, does not speak Arabic, and frequently eats pork. And, he says, "the Muslim Matador that people speak of - he is another person, not me. I'm French." French or Spanish, Muslim or Christian, it doesn't seem that the bullfighting fraternity cares. Like...
Dick Cheney's reluctance to reveal how his Armstrong Ranch idyll exploded into a bird-shot blunder triggered readers to pepper the V.P. with charges of sly unaccountability. But others insisted that the only misfire in the overblown affair was the press shooting itself in the foot...
...Roger Bisbing, a sculpture technician from Saugerties, New York, says that he found himself at least once a week in some meeting with folding chairs, and so they began to carve a special place in his imagination. The miniatures are made on three-quarters-of-an-inch-to-a-foot scale, and they are arranged into three empty scenes—one called “Games,” in which four grey chairs sit around five tables, placed on a yellow and white floor; one called “Meeting,” in which ten blue chairs...
...Battalion, attention!” the sergeant major barks. “No Fear Paul Revere!” the cadets chant back. Many of them are tall, broad-shouldered men. They tower over their sergeant major, who wryly describes her height as “five foot nothing.” And they obey her commands without hesitation. The sergeant major this semester is Harvard senior Rachel R. Sarvis ’06. She is used to challenging first impressions. “It’s not like I’m some huge guy walking...
...Harvard square has so much foot traffic in it,” he said...