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...Rock is willing to let each of its characters be right and wrong; it's confident that we don't need to worship them to like them. And for all the show's cartooniness, its gender-conscious take on the TV business is actually more sophisticated. Sure, networks occasionally interfere with shows for political reasons. But more often, they do so for demographic reasons. Or for no reason. "Sometimes," Jack boasts, "you have to change things that are perfectly good just to make them your...
...Crimson’s next nine games. NEW HAMPSHIRE 2, HARVARD 1Death was not sudden enough for Harvard in Friday’s contest. After fighting for two halves and two overtimes in what looked to become the first Crimson victory of the season, Harvard wound up on the wrong end of a 2-1 score against New Hampshire.The Crimson looked golden, battling hard and dominating the first half. It looked as if destiny was finally shining on Harvard’s previously lackluster performances as senior Aline Brown netted her first collegiate goal, putting the Crimson up just...
...professor’s status as a patron of the school. The Washington-based Environmental Working Group, which initially brought the accusations against Douglass, said on Friday that the professor’s donation discredits the impartiality of Harvard’s review. “There is nothing wrong with donating a million dollars to your employer, but it does create a potentially serious conflict of interest when the recipient of the million dollars is investigating the ethics of the donor,” the group’s senior vice-president, Richard Wiles, said in a statement. Douglass...
...said. The play that prompted Witt’s number being called raised ire on the Harvard sideline, with the Crimson sideline urging the referees to flag the Crusaders for a late hit. Still, Murphy stopped well short of saying that the referees got the play wrong. “It was close,” he said. “I think it would be too close to put it in that category.” Late or not, one thing remains clear, for the next couple of weeks at least—Witt is Harvard?...
...about priorities and balance. Nothing wrong with caring about one's appearance and being physically fit. The problem is when these things become what your life is about, when we confuse what should be in the background of our lives with what should be in the foreground. And I'd like to make it clear to the powerful D.C. face-care lobby - "Big Facial" - that I'm very pro-facial...