That said, I think we should first lay down a solid foundation -- a base line -- of extreme homophobia, jingoism, fear of the Other, and a psychotic rapaciousness toward the natural world.
They should start by discarding California's lame argument that exploring the contents of a smart phone — a vast storehouse of digital information is similar to say, sifting through a suspect's purse.
A man who advocates aesthetic effort and deprecates social effort is only likely to be understood by a class to which social effort has become a stale matter.
For only when we subject the " prefabricated set of interpretations" President Kennedy spoke of here at Yale to scrutiny, can we elevate our limitations into points of strength.
It's a timely reminder of what positive things can be achieved, when people set aside past differences and come together in the spirit of friendship and reconciliation.
So, if studies show that fat doesn't make us fat or doesn't increase our risk of heart disease and carbs make us hungry and are linked to a higher risk of death, should we all just ditch carbs altogether?
A century after the German born scientist formulated his famous theory of relativity in Switzerland, and 50 years after his death on April 18, 1955, Einstein is being reclaimed by the country he rejected.
As far as we know at the moment is that is still true direct close contact but of course more research is needed to either establish or discard the fact that it can be transmitted sexually.
If the public is to understand that science is an honorably self-correcting process, the idea that science is a fixed set of facts in a textbook needs to be dismissed.
If you break with something, that means you reject something, like a tradition. We're going to break with tradition this year and stay home for the holidays.