I’ve been in the Law School auditorium twice. Once was during my first Camp Yale (the hedonistic blur that was the beginning of life away […]
February 18, 2005
For those pitiable few who don’t habitually read my column, here’s a brief update: Last time I wrote about the glorious splendors of Seniordom, about […]
Remember shopping period freshman year, when you leafed through the mysterious blue book? Trying to find the freshman requirements in that thing was like trying […]
This article has been corrected. You may view this article’s correction here. My image of Duluth, Minn. is of a cold, desolate land blanketed with […]
Ever since Neo swallowed that fateful pill, a new type of kung fu film has been gathering momentum in America. No longer the stuff […]
Jonathan Sherman-Presser ’06 needed a shave. Badly. After growing out a thick beard, Sherman-Presser decided it was time to part ways with his facial hair, […]
Typically, the term Eurotrash evokes images of tight pleather pants, bad blonde dye jobs, and lots and lots of cigarettes. As a musical genre, Eurotrash […]
Christophe Barratier’s “The Chorus” is a piece of fluff. Beautifully shot, well-acted, French fluff with a lovely score, but fluff nonetheless. Regurgitating “Mr. Holland’s Opus” […]
While seemingly benign in the animated realm, nursing homes outside of “The Simpsons” are undeniably tragic. Due to a bevy of tell-all articles, Barbara Walters-narrated […]
Emeritus professor Marie Borroff — alias “Old Sh**ty Meg” — tried to sell her body to Stefano Theodoli-Braschi ’07. Professors Toni Dorfman and Stefanie Markovits […]
February 11, 2005
Many jaded lovers won’t be celebrating Valentine’s Day this year. Rather, they will likely be preoccupying themselves with full-fledged eat-athons, attempting to make any and […]