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...biggest global obstacle to free and fair trade, and the E.U.'s claims to leadership in the wto sounded hollow. So is there any chance that 2006 will be brighter? "Economic reform is the A and Z of Europe now," says MacShane. Perhaps once the big Continental economies pick up, he suggests, Europe can feel its oats again. Others doubt whether Europe's current crisis-laden leadership has the clout and vision necessary to deliver any viable solutions. "The European integration process is in a very different place now to 10 or 20 years ago, and I don't think...
...just tried to get out, get square, and take up as much of the net as I could,” Daigneau said. “Luckily they didn’t pick any corners on their shots...
...focus on the one thing that matters most: the food. All in the same brunch, HUDS seemed to add special touches to almost every regular breakfast item. The bagel and lox had flavored cream cheese; the omelets were made at a very prominent omelet bar where we could pick and choose our own ingredients; the waffles, now decorated with the ornate “Ve-ri-tas” crest, had special toppings; and the French toast had a special Bananas Foster sauce. To top it off, HUDS offered virgin mimosas and Bloody Marys—a staple...
...Indeed, Film Studies concentrators learn a lot more than how to rate film, whether to give two thumbs up or assign three and a half gold stars. Through demanding work—and yes, watching movies—they evaluate our culture from an entirely unique medium, and pick up a thing or two about characters in the process. As Connor notes, “Part of the justification for liberal arts education is that it makes you a better person than you were when you started...
...Environmental Studies track to be liberating. Charlotte B. Winthrop ’08 explains: “The freedom to make your own plan of study isn’t a burden—it’s a bonus. I’m really excited to pick and choose those courses that interest me.” Danielle Travers ’05 concurs: “Designing my own curriculum was one of the best parts of the experience. It helped me to focus my studies on what interested me—and to critically approach those topics...