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...author of a 1993 book, “The Regenerate Lyric,” in which she challenged the widespread notion that Ralph Waldo Emerson is the source of the American poetic tradition. Her 1999 book, “The Line’s Eye,” traces the trajectory of American literature from early-18th century preacher Jonathan Edwards to Robert Frost...
...year by Lady Tottington (Helena Bonham Carter). To allay the villagers' fears that their supersize tomatoes and zucchini may be ravaged by rabbits, Wallace invents a gizmo that captures the critters without hurting them--much to the disapproval of Lady T.'s slimy suitor, Victor Quartermaine (a perfectly pompous Ralph Fiennes), who would rather blast the bunnies to bits. Soon the locals have a larger, more vicious threat: the mysterious, vegemaniacal Were-Rabbit...
...Ralph F. Paone Jr. ’09, from Galveston, Texas, was pleasantly surprised by Harvard’s concern for his family, who had evacuated to Houston...
Buell, the former chairman of the English department, is the author of several highly-acclaimed texts including a May 2003 biography of Ralph Waldo Emerson...
...next test for the company was to avoid repeating Izod's mistakes. Retailers encouraged Siegel to slash prices to increase sales. He did the opposite, pricing the new shirt at $69 for men and $72 for women, making it the most expensive polo on the market. (Ralph Lauren's Polo retails at $65.) Siegel understands that luxury is now a mass market, but to keep up appearances, sells only to high-end department stores like Saks Fifth Avenue, Neiman Marcus and Barneys. "Our biggest challenge is to continue to grow without overextending or overexposing the crocodile," he says. This time...