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Around the nation, the much-anticipated episode was met with huge ratings and huge amounts of criticism. A record 25.2 million people tuned in to witness fictional television??s first attempt at tackling the sensitive topic. However, most newspaper and magazine critics denounced the episode as preachy and self-important, blatantly preaching the simplistic, pro-America propoganda that in some cases has given rise to anti-Arab seniments...
...people to reject tickets that we would gladly snatch up. Eventually the two people in front of me got in the theater—and then I lucked out. I was able to buy the canceled ticket of a very nice, very attractive actress, who co-stars on network television??s most critically-lauded drama; I also, then, had the opportunity to sit next to her in great house seats for the show and exchange a few comments. I draw so much attention to this part of the afternoon, for it was the most enjoyable. Proof featured solid...
...Without the fear of a military posting to Southeast Asia hanging over their heads, the Class was content to watch the war wind down on television??even during the final campaigns of the controversial...
...Simpsons” enjoys a cult-like following not only for its occasional references to our fair school, but for its unbeatable combination of humor and intelligence as well. This newest attempt to bring philosophy to the masses does not exactly do justice to our love for television??s finest program. The book is no doubt part of that weird trend that has produced books like The Tao of Pooh, which attempts to show us how Taoism can be relevant to our own modern and western existence, and The Consolations of Philosophy, a primer on how thinkers like...