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New-Yorkais: April 2007

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We know how quickly means can be mistaken for ends, and we do not want just any kind of justice. Wednesday, April 25, 2007. I'm huge in Germany. Some German blog straight-up translated one of my articles. Hasselhoff would be proud. Thursday, April 12, 2007. Everything was beautiful, and nothing hurt. God bless you, Mr. Vonnegut. Tuesday, April 10, 2007. China Timeline and National Front Voters. I did some photo research for an interactive timeline on U.S.-China relations. It turned out really well. Subsc...

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New-Yorkais: Lilian Thuram

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We know how quickly means can be mistaken for ends, and we do not want just any kind of justice. Friday, December 07, 2007. French soccer player Lilian Thuram gives his thoughts. On racism and race in France to the journal Esprit. In an interview thoughtfully reprinted in English by Eurozine. It's a bit old, but it's interesting to hear him talk about the real history and reality that underly France's proclaimed universal idea of citizenship. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile.

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New-Yorkais: February 2007

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We know how quickly means can be mistaken for ends, and we do not want just any kind of justice. Wednesday, February 14, 2007. Wishing you all chocolates and roses for Valentine's Day. No excuses for the lack of posts. Christmas vacation bled into a new internship, which has sort of dominated my time. I did, however, manage to publish a piece on the French military in Africa. It was picked up by the New York Times' website. I'm not sure how long that link will last, so look at it while you can.

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New-Yorkais: September 2006

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We know how quickly means can be mistaken for ends, and we do not want just any kind of justice. Friday, September 08, 2006. It's all just. . . radical. Everything Bad is Good for You. And I believe is a contributing editor at Wired. Finally, there's Problems in Contemporary French Society with Frederic Viguier, a class which will be extremely helpful in researching my thesis, since basically we get to sit around and discuss how much of a badass Louis Chauvel. Saturday, September 02, 2006. I eventually f...

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Collaborators | Edie Hill, Composer

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Edie Hill, Composer. 0 items $0.00. Browse Hill's Catalog. Download Catalog as Excel. Arc Duo (Heather Holden, flute and Bradley Colten, guitar). Flute and harp duo. Taos Chamber Music Group. Soprano and piano duo. Floyd Farmer, conductor. Hobart and William Smith Colleges, Robert Cowles, conductor. Cornell University Women's Choir. Scott Tucker, conductor. Dale Warland, conductor. Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir. Daniel Reuss, conductor. Anne Matlack, conductor. Luther College Pike Kor. Twin Cities ...

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New-Yorkais: July 2006

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We know how quickly means can be mistaken for ends, and we do not want just any kind of justice. Monday, July 31, 2006. Mel Gibson has Chutzpah. I normally don't go in for celebrity gossip, but contrary to Mel Gibson, not every actor reveals his latent anti-semitism in such a spectacular way. I've been known to make the occasional inappropriate comment when I'm. But yeah, I can't say that I've gone so far as to start targeting specific ethnic groups. If people are unwilling to trust the American press on...

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New-Yorkais: I'm Back

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We know how quickly means can be mistaken for ends, and we do not want just any kind of justice. Wednesday, December 05, 2007. Am I a prodigal son? I don't feel particularly prodigal. I haven't spent much. Anyway, to accompany the comeback is an item from the NYTimes/IHT about a young Uzbek journalist. Who would recently killed in southern Kyrgyzstan. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Roubini Global Economics Monitor. NYU Institute of French Studies. MU Men's Glee Club.

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New-Yorkais: Ayan Hirsi Ali

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We know how quickly means can be mistaken for ends, and we do not want just any kind of justice. Thursday, February 14, 2008. Dutch News reported that Ayan Hirsi Ali, an outspoken critic of Islam, is seeking French citizenship. Has stopped funding her round-the-clock security. In Libération. Bernard-Henri Lévy called on the president to grant her request and fulfill France’s tradition. Of giving asylum to political and religious dissidents. The Nouvel Observateur. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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New-Yorkais: August 2006

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We know how quickly means can be mistaken for ends, and we do not want just any kind of justice. Wednesday, August 23, 2006. Apparently to be considered an acceptable roommate on craigslist, you must be clean, quiet, have a stable, high-paying job, but also laid-back, militantly friendly and up for anything. Thursday, August 17, 2006. Respites I Have Known. Wednesday, August 02, 2006. It's been a good long time since something on the. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile.

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New-Yorkais: December 2007

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We know how quickly means can be mistaken for ends, and we do not want just any kind of justice. Friday, December 07, 2007. French soccer player Lilian Thuram gives his thoughts. On racism and race in France to the journal Esprit. In an interview thoughtfully reprinted in English by Eurozine. It's a bit old, but it's interesting to hear him talk about the real history and reality that underly France's proclaimed universal idea of citizenship. Wednesday, December 05, 2007. Am I a prodigal son? Grace Churc...