Albert Camus, making headlines, and still very much with an opinion 49 years after his death. The article primarily addresses the political implications of this move-- Sakozy attempting to move his remains to the Pantheon--, but then addresses his status in 20th century literature. I disliked that the author only sought one opinion on the matter, since there rarely ever is a general consensus with regards to what counts as literary genius, and how far its influence reaches.
This article is, for lack of a better word, interesting. Very interesting actually. And it's quite befitting, what with stuff-your-face-with-turkey day just around the corner. The author points out the high-stress dynamic that manifests around the holiday spread, elaborating with examples from a variety of people. She focuses specifically on those regarding eating disorders, power struggles and when the two happen to merge--an infinitely more disturbing problem. It's another way to look at turkey day.
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