Best known for The Battle of Algiers, Pontecorvo died yesterday in Rome. I watched this film again this past summer, a delayed reaction to this post written by Rob a.
Not surprisingly, the recent Lancet study has lead to a plague of unremitting hackdom. One of these hacks, however, has proudly claimed his rightful title. I give him points for.
I can't comment substantively on the proposed French law that would criminalize the denial of the World War I-era Armenian genocide. I know too little about French politics to predict.
Henry.
In response to this post, one Seth Edenbaum--who seems to think that his silly point is such an astounding insight that he cut and pasted it to another post (with.
I won't waste your time mocking this Marty Peretz post, which is an act of considerable constraint. He statements about the quality and reputation of Catholic Universities as a whole.
In addition to throwing a competent knuckleball and embarking on a genuine, wake-up-in-a-ditch bender, it's been a lifelong ambition of mine to write an article on foreign affairs for The.
A brief public service announcement here to any new or soon-to-be new parents in the greater LG&M area: I cannot recommend strongly enough against giving your sick, six-month-old child a.
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