Student art is officially a fire hazard in Boston schools.
Category: Culture
Take some Pheduprin.
If you’ve had too much Platitudium Bromide or Soporifiquil, try some Pseudointellectuol or Pedanticort.
God-talk on the couch.
“Because the basis of Yair Caspi’s concept is that all of us — secular, Orthodox and ultra-Orthodox — worship idols of some sort, the student must identify his idol and what he sacrifices to this false god.”
Don’t you just love it when a reductionist decides that other people are dogmatists?
“It’s easier than you’d think to become science fabulous.”
“How a group of turn-of-the-century Cambridge women made America safe for yoga.”
Got church?
“Advertisers say churches should highlight their community life, the chance to have a good sing, hear a good sermon and have a heart-to-heart chat.”
Katherine Boo’s “The Marriage Cure” may be the most devastating feature story I’ve read.
“The reliance on historic analogies is an evasion of the particular, indeed novel, political complexities that face us now, complexities that have emerged since (but are not solely the result of) September 11.”
Inspired by reality TV, a mother holds auditions for her marriageable daughter.
