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...group of "flatliners" is rounded out by Joe Hurley (William Baldwin) and Randy Steckle (Oliver Platt), who comprise the body of the film's unlikely, supposedly promising med school students. Hurley spends too much time having sex with women and making illicit films of the act to study medicine, let alone cure patients, and Steckle, who constantly records conversations and events, longs to be a writer. Their motives for attending med school are unclear, and apart from the standard motives of fame and fortune, the audience is at a loss to explain their role in the experiments...
...Baldwin delivers a strong performance, but his role as a foil is unfortunately limiting. Platt is vaguely amusing, and blessed with the most of film's comic lines. "I did not come to medical school to kill my classmates," he deadpans at one point, "no matter how deranged they might...
...from all over, for all reasons. "Chrystelle" at Lac du Bois is Pouneh Yasai, 16, from Iran by way of Milwaukee, who wants to be able to talk with her French cousins and plans to study international law or medicine at Georgetown. "Adina," who is Amy Macfarlane, 16, of Baldwin, Wis., is in her third year of credit study at Waldsee and hopes to do research on the effects of two world wars on German culture. Like most students, it seems, she wants to return to language camp as a counselor...
...problem with a synthesizer is you can't stand on it," a grinning Billy Joel proclaimed from atop his Baldwin grand Wednesday night...
...racketeering cases to freeze any of a defendant's assets that they suspect to be fruits of the crime -- even before obtaining a conviction. The targeted assets may include funds that could be used to pay an attorney. As a result, says University of Florida law professor Fletcher Baldwin, "federal prosecutors now have control not only over the defendant but also over the defendant's attorneys...