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...Aha! we thought, the morning of the game. Daily TV listings in the Tribune mentioned a tape-delayed showing of the NCAA Div. I Men's Ice Hockey Semifinals" at 11:30 p.m. that night. Perfect! Nobody call home to find out the results, we'll all go watch the game then...
...Cruise said he worked for two years with Dustin Hoffman on the creation of the Academy Award-winning film, Describing the production of "Rainman' as an "intensely personal experience," Cruise talked about his awe for Hoffman's ability to create and, after his Method training, to become Ray Babbitt. Aha, I thought, perhaps Charlie, the guy sporting the black shades and the nifty car, is the real Tom Cruise--cool but anxious, relaxed but burning with anger, confident but clueless...
...they are students just like you and me. They need a job, see an ad seeking help in Room B13, sign up, get the job, receive some training (what the training involves I do not know), and get placed at the help window. You walk up to them thinking: Aha, here is someone I can trust. But oftentimes you are bound to be disappointed...
Before my Quincy A and B Entryways study break on Wednesday, I saw signs proclaiming that "pizza, wings, and champagne" would be served. "Aha," I thought, "Fred's putting his money where his mouth is!" But no, my housemates and I were deprived of the beautiful bubbly that evening...
Oates, who is not a member of the AHA, vigorously and angrily denied all the accusations. He argued that any resemblances between his book and Thomas' were due simply to a reliance on the same historical documents or to an inevitable and entirely innocent overlap between separate descriptions of the same scene or event. He received some impressive support when 23 Lincoln or Civil War historians, including C. Vann Woodward of Yale and James M. McPherson of Princeton, signed a public statement claiming the plagiarism accusations against Oates "are totally unfounded...