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...were a creation of the Brontes rather than the ironic, detached Austen. This Darcy is a man consumed by his passion for Elizabeth (Jennifer Ehle), the novel's brilliant, voluble heroine. His eyes are piercing, and he cannot take them off her, in one scene ogling her from his bathroom window after languishing in a warm tub. Fortunately, despite one or two other such moments--not to mention an opening-credits sequence in which the camera pans over crinkled-up satin--this Pride and Prejudice never quite veers into Sidney Sheldon territory...
...before Thanksgiving, all that was twisted in Awilda apparently snapped. One of her sisters, quoted in the New York Times, reported a chilling phone conversation with her that night: "She told me that Elisa was like retarded on the bed, not eating or drinking or going to the bathroom. I said, 'Take her to the hospital, and I'll take care of your other kids.' She said she would think about it after she finished the dishes...
...Before class we couldn't find our wallets," Farbiarz said. "My roommate realized that she had heard someone come into the room in the middle of the night, but she had just thought that it was one of us going to the bathroom...
Moreover, TV monitors in the control rooms keep track of each subject unless he is in the bathroom. And a rectal temperature probe takes a new temperature reading every second, which allows the subject's core body temperature rhythm to be plotted continuously on a computer screen...
...bell really bugs me because I sympathize with all those poor Canaday residents jolted out of bed by the hourly bonging. I realize that this bell is very dear to the administration; after all, if it didn't ring regularly how would they know when to go to the bathroom? However, I don't think it's too much to ask the College to eliminate pre-noon bonging, so as not to disturb sleep deprived students...