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Review: A smart and funny farewell to youthful idealism in the literary 'The ... Washington Post Gray's satirical, bittersweet presentation of subtle developments over the next 20 years of their lives demands a well-matched cast, and this particular ensemble is very good, as the students' optimism matures into disappointment, mediocrity and ... |
notTilda gets all a-Twitter Irish Times This week, a Twitter account that flooded timelines was @NotTildaSwinton, depicting the Oscar-winning British actress as an otherworldly entity spouting existential philosophical tweets. “When I spent time at the scale of an ant, I learned the lack of ... |
Former USCCB Spox: HHS Doesn't Speak for Me on Contraception Religion Dispatches (At this point I can't resist linking to this, which I hope all RD readers will recognize as satire. The actual criticism is not quite so ridiculous.) Indeed, there certainly are value judgments encoded in what the IOM counts as a positive or negative ... |
John Scalzi's Star Trek Spoof: Even Cleverer and More Moving Than You Expect io9 Redshirts isn't a straight-up satire or critique of Star Trek and similar shows — which is probably for the best. Scalzi takes some of his trademark smart, quippy characters and puts them into a Trekkian reality in which they're forced to make sense ... |
 Princeton University | Fascination for Latin and literature inspire salutatorian Princeton University For her senior thesis, Butterworth chose to write on the Roman poet and satirist Horace, inspired by classes she took with Baraz and Denis Feeney, the Giger Professor of Latin and a professor of classics. "Horace's satires are a delight to work with ... |
