Casey N. Cep

Guide’s ‘Stories’ Are a Mixed Bag

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Learning to write is a like buying a car. Going from dealership to dealership, you compare prices, consider features, and

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They say with crisis comes opportunity. For Jed Horne ’70, crisis came swirling in dangerous winds and swelling in drowning

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CORRECTION APPENDED Five decades after he started campaigning for a “New Boston,” the lawyer-developer turned philanthropist Jerome L. Rappaport ’47

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Daniel Williams, the young protagonist of Nick Laird’s “Utterly Monkey,” is bored with his life. Suffice it to say, the

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Media mogul David G. Bradley is taking on a new sector of the publishing world, investing in 02138, an alternative

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“Untangling the Ivy League: 2006” markets itself as an insider’s guide to the Ivy League written by the students and

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n one in the chest, but this antiquated metaphor of military praise hardly seems adequate for Anthony Swofford’s breakout autobiography

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Winston Churchill once quipped: “a lie gets halfway around the world before the truth has a chance to get its

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To read Anne Carson is to read by intuition. Acquaintance with her collage of sources is not a prerequisite for