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"The issues are just as pressing as they used to be," said Sternhell, who is a professor of journalism and women's studies at New York University. "The press just isn't putting them on the table and the people aren't talking about them."
Pressing the question further, O'Malley adds,"You know, I hate to be judgmental, but the peoplethat are the worst are not the old folks or theteenagers--although they usually can't drive wortha damn, and a teenager almost near killed meonce--but the most difficult people are the newyuppies...
By last fall the U.S. was pressing hard for the option it favors, a system of oil-and- gas lines starting through Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan, running under the Caspian Sea to Baku, then through Georgia and Turkey to the Mediterranean. This elaborate scheme is not an easy sell. The long...
Could it be that UMass was anxiously looking ahead to its Fenway date with what has to be considered its chief regional competition? Let's leave that rather provocative question aside until the rematch, however, and turn to Harvard's more pressing business at hand.
If you see The Big One (and I advise you to), pay attention to the plight of workers who have lost their jobs and ignore Moore's vague prescriptions for change. Like many important artistic works, the merit of the film lies in its ability to bring pressing issues to...