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...stern ideological opponent for an exchange of discourse. But only those who have an underdeveloped sense of irony can truly believe this a cause to celebrate. “Academic freedom” may claim agnosticism as to the value of differing opinions, insisting only that each should be heard and considered. Academic freedom, however, itself implies a value: that inquiry should be free and opposing views respected. What a farce to invite a speaker, under the auspices of “academic freedom,” who not only opposes that premise, but has dedicated his public career...
...cautioned against assuming that the “serial whisperer” has returned, noting that it is difficult to identify the caller without a caller ID or a successful trace. Currier House resident Melissa M. Garcia ’09, another victim of the calls, said that she heard a nearby room phone ring after hanging up with the inappropriate caller. The caller told Garcia that he had just dialed random numbers looking for someone to talk to. “It was his voice that really freaked me out,” she said...
...worked closely with Head over the years through survivor events. "We just assume we're always on the brink of getting emotional." He remembers noticing one inconsistency in Head's story: Miller was there when I met Head for coffee three years ago. During our conversation, he heard Head refer to her fiancé. Years later, while conducting tours of Ground Zero alongside Head, he heard that she had called this man her husband. "I just thought, 'That's odd.'" He asked her about it, he says. "She said, 'Oh, yeah, we did get married...
...eyes, full hearts, can’t lose.”PUBLIC SCORN INDEX: 72%“Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job!” (Cartoon Network)Sundays, 11:45 p.m.Season Two Premiere: Nov. 18It’s highly unlikely that you’ve even heard of this show, much less seen its astonishing 11-minute capsules of neo-Futurism. Beyond the vague term of “sketch comedy,” this brainchild of “Tom Goes to the Mayor” creators Tim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim wholly defies description. Sometimes...
...always had a great love of storytelling...the creation of a world beyond what you know.” She soon came to favor film because “on so many sensory levels, [it] could capture and take you into that world.” When Riedl heard about Dr. Eastman’s work on Iodine Deficiency Disorder in Tibet, she sought to bring attention to the little-publicized affliction, especially after learning that the World Health Organization considers the treatment and prevention of the disorder “to be the most significant health advance since small...