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Congratulations LL.M. Class of 2008
We Are Almost There
Maritza Reyes
Some of my fellow LL.M. students have asked me to share my sentiments about our experiences at Harvard Law School. I am honored by their request and humbly comply. This is not a good-bye essay but an “until we meet again” message. First and foremost, I congratulate […]
Posted in In English, life, China, entertainment on Jan 8th, 2008 3 Comments »
Crazy Stone (2006)
Farewell My Concubine (1993)
In the Heat of the Sun (1995)
Platform (2000)
Mahjong (1996)
Shaolin Temple (1982)
Maybe to add some cartoon movies:
Baby Tadpoles Look for Their Mother (1960);
The Monkey King (1964).
The following two are just for fun. In 2005 Chen Kaige shot Wuji, which cost a huge amount of money but turned out to be a […]
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The Harvard Law (Movie) Review: Lust, Caution
Yvonne Tew HLS RECORD
Ang Lee’s latest movie, Lust, Caution, exhibits considerable lust and much less caution. One leaves the cinema with mixed emotions and the feeling that this was a movie that was almost great; it comes so close that I feel that I ought to […]
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我出一个题目：如何用一句简单易懂的话来评价粤菜呢？我相信粤菜无敌于天下。在中国，粤菜可与川菜二分天下，各占半壁江山。粤菜虽然在地域的分布上不如川菜广泛，它仅能影响以广东为半径辐射的少数地区，而川菜则正在渗透全中国。正如从农村包围城市，近年来川菜几乎攻占全国所有大中城市，如果你走遍全国的大中城市，你都会找到它的踪迹。它的著名商标就是招牌菜：水煮鱼。连我所在的以寡淡口味闻名的城市福州，也满街尽悬“水煮活鱼”的招牌，只不过加了一个“活字”以挽回福州人喜鲜的心理。可见，川菜是如何以摧枯拉朽之势横扫全中国的。
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by Daniel Solove
Law Teaching Interview Advice from Concurring Opinions
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Around 7:30 in the morning, a message came into my email box. It was from the new Harvard president Drew Faust:
“I sit here in my new office in Massachusetts Hall, amid boxes to be unpacked, letters to be answered, and books to be shelved. But the computer works just fine, and so I […]
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