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...discussions of good and evil. Set against the contrasting established views of the Church and the very beginnings of modern science, Nadler captures the intensity of their debate as they tried to understand the intellectual challenges of their day. The landscape of Europe—and of the entire globe??has dramatically changed since the correspondence of Leibniz, Arnauld, and Malebranche took place; most ideas that were dangerous for them to disseminate, such as an adherence to Cartesian philosophy, no longer hold the same risks. But in reproducing the debate that was at the center of 17th-century...
...rallies who have chanted, “Kill him.” Americans do not want a weak president who bellyaches about how hurt he or she was by an attack ad, especially in the middle of a three-front war on terrorism, in Iraq, Afghanistan, and around the globe??not to mention the financial crisis.Of course, McCain had great moments in the 90 minute debate. After being criticized for Republican policies, McCain told Obama, “I am not President Bush. If you wanted to run against President Bush, you should have run four years...
Mark Feeney ’79 started his professional journalism career as a library assistant at the Boston Globe?...
...written a wide range of arts stories while serving as book editor and eventually running the Globe??s Sunday “Focus” section. “Concentrating in Hist and Lit prepares you to write about anything,” he said of his undergraduate studies at Harvard...
...unprompted phone call to a Crimson reporter yesterday, Faust said that while there were no factual errors in the Globe??s story, it mischaracterized her approach to Allston as “a dramatic change of direction...