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...under,” no matter how low the mark is placed. Long, slow afternoons also offer plenty of chances to bone up on obscure baseball knowledge, such as the identity of the lesser-known member of Cincinnati’s “Nasty Boys?? bullpen trio of 1990 that stumped most of the team for hours (Norm Charlton, for those scoring from your dorm room...
...harassment, believes that women who move up within male-dominated inside circles hold on to their “outside values.” In a 2002 op-ed for the New York Times, she noted that women often are not accepted by the top rung of the old boys?? network and never will be, so they risk less by speaking...
Perhaps fortunately, the group to come next was entirely different from Music-167. The Noelles, a group originally from Washington D.C., performed a series of lively rock songs with melodies recalling the cheerfulness of The Beach Boys?? tunes. With its undeniable stage presence and pep, the band boosted the show’s party energy to its highest (granted, this may have been easily accomplished feat after the mellowness of the two preceding acts...
Refusing such simplistic links, the closest the film comes to an attempt to lay bare the boys?? motivations is in their own eleventh-hour explanation. Here Coccio finds the real terror of the boys in the rambling, angry, and illogical philosophy that that they espouse, describing the massacre as “the most respectful, the most loving thing we can do right now,” and themselves as “more powerful than...
...claustrophobic and intrusive presence of the camera adds a definite tension to the narrative, but this is a film which hangs squarely on its fantastic lead characters. Refusing to play into flimsy stereotypes, both boys?? performances are perfectly eerie: by turns charming and chilling. While the conclusion draws away, both in its narrative and its style, from their perspective (showing the massacre itself through the school’s security cameras) the two remain the beating, bleeding heart of “Zero...