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Nine students—Michael G. Sullivan ’03, J. Alan Dodd ’05, David E. Haller ’03, Anthony J. Herrera ’03, Adam J. Hornstine ’03, Maxfield R. Morange ’03, Daniel A. Koski-Karell ’03, Eric G. Brown ’03 and Andrew M. Jayich ’04—entered their finest brews. FM, meanwhile, recruited three of the most qualified judges in New England: the Master Brewers of Cambridge Brewing Company, Boston Beer Works and the Square?...
...Alan Dodd...
...failing to take a more active stance against terrorism Canada is making a “short-term deal with the devil,” according to Alan M. Dershowitz, Frankfurter Professor...
...schools of comedy grew out of Lenny Bruce, he says. One is the Establishment comedian represented by Alan King; the other is the younger, edgier, anti-Establishment comic represented by George Carlin. What they have in common is simple: "They're funny." For Seinfeld, that's the gold standard. A young Alan King appears onscreen in a tuxedo, holding an unlit cigar. Seinfeld looks on reverently. "The cigar confers authority, wisdom, arrogance," says Seinfeld, "all key elements of being a comedian...
Ultimately, Seinfeld is a traditionalist. For him, there's no shame in being Alan King in a tuxedo holding an unlit cigar and the audience's attention. "In fact, it's a high calling," he says. "An honor." Still, wouldn't you be reaching more people and having more of an effect if you were on TV? "Reaching more people, yes. Having more of an effect, no." But what makes you get on that plane every week? Is it the applause? He answers slowly. "Not really. The laugh is the vote...