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...friendly state trooper with a heart of gold. He also plays Hank, a mean-spirited guy who likes to pick fights. The catch? They're both the same person. Confused? Don't be. Just another case of multiple-personality disorder, Carrey style. Throw in the beautiful Zellweger, whom both alter-egos fall in love with, and you've got the recipe for a side-splitting summer comedy. The Farrelly Brothers, directors of the wildly successful There's Something About Mary, are at it again-and this time, they've got one of the greatest comedic minds of our generation...
...arrogance shown by your theorizing about the future of space and science [VISIONS 21, April 10] was staggering. Who can say what discoveries will be made in the next 25 years that will fundamentally alter our perception and understanding of the universe? Time and again, history has proved we are not as clever as we think we are. DEREK RAMM Toronto...
...proposed changes, which were announced to biochemical concentrators in an e-mail message yesterday, significantly alter the introductory sequence of classes for both concentrations...
...another by-product of the booming U.S. economy. Prenuptial agreements have long been used by couples who want to set down the terms of any future divorce before they walk down the aisle. But what happens when one spouse unexpectedly comes into great wealth after marriage and wants to alter the terms of a potential divorce settlement? Enter the postnuptial agreement. "Anytime somebody is going to come into substantial unforeseen wealth, that is going to give them the opportunity to examine their relationship," says John Mayoue, an Atlanta lawyer who says the proliferation of Internet millionaires--though they...
Commercial women's magazines are famous for defeating efforts to alter their standard formula, but none have ever encountered an editorial director who is also the host of an enormously popular women's magazine-on-the-air. O, a joint venture of Oprah's Harpo Entertainment Group and Hearst Magazines (which is printing 1 million copies of the first issue), is produced in New York City by a staff headed by editor in chief Ellen Kunes. A small, quiet, blond woman rendered even paler by the fluorescent bulbs of her office, Kunes was explaining the magazine last week with...