Word: bullockã
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Dates: during 2002-2002
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...clichéd role, Bullock??€™s female cop seems constantly plagued by PMS when compared to her more relaxed colleagues and superiors. While she sticks firmly to her gut feeling that the boys are guilty, the rest of the police force ignores her and follows the boys’ lead to a scapegoat victim...
After seeing this film, however, one might ask for more art and less matter, since every moment is saturated with political overtones. Many of the film’s statements are melodramatic and obvious, like Bullock??€™s fight against a male-dominated system. The constant suggestion that the death penalty acts not as a deterrent to crime but as an incentive for criminals to confess is tasteless and unsupported, yet quietly backs up the film’s saccharine attempts to be a crowd-pleaser...
Though the Harvard men’s squash team eventually lost to the Tigers 5-4, thus giving Princeton the Ivy League championship outright, Bullock??€™s surprising victory provided the Crimson with an early edge in what proved to be a tough contest throughout the lineup...
Among the matchups with the best players in the nation, junior Dylan Patterson lost to top-ranked freshman Bernardo Samper in the No. 1 spot immediately following sophomore James Bullock??€™s loss to No. 3-ranked sophomore Michael Ferreira in the No. 2 spot...
Sophomore James Bullock??€”whom Patterson defeated in a close challenge match to play No. 1—lost to third-ranked Michael Ferreira in a No. 2 match that, like Patterson’s, was somewhat closer than the 3-0 final suggested. Fellow sophomore Ziggy Whitman was swept by seventh-ranked Lefike Ragontse at No. 4 in similar fashion. Meanwhile, freshman No. 5 Mike Blumberg picked up the team’s only win—a gritty 3-1 upset over 17th-ranked Rohan Bhappu...