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...Cardboard snowflakes three feet in diameter dangled from dining hall chandeliers at the “Olympiad.” The flags of many nations hung from walls or sprang from centerpieces; bright cloth napkins bedecked the tables. The theme from “Chariots of Fire,” as well as other vaguely martial music, rang from speakers. With cryptic symbolism, a smoke machine belched beside the Annenberg card swiper’s desk. Some dining hall workers were festively clad in funny hats...
...world, subjugating his personality to his father's vision for his company and his son. It's sizable?though not the biggest office at STAR?with a bank of televisions on one wall and a window overlooking the harbor. The furniture is early modern, but the giant Frank Gehry cardboard chairs from his funky New York office are absent. The nondescript desk is uncluttered, and the shelves are weighted down with tomes about media and technology. There's a picture of James with former President George H. W. Bush and a picture of his sister Elisabeth's daughter...
...enough to forgive their cheesiness. However, though he has the always-lovable Jim Carrey at his disposal, he doesn’t have a clever, magical Stephen King story to float the film. The Majestic may not be the season’s most exciting attraction, due to its cardboard cut-out plot, but nonetheless it’s worth a look—Darabont and Carrey together could very well surprise. Think of it as Truman’s Red Scare Show...
...While cardboard Santas and plastic menorahs are going up throughout Harvard Square, in one Harvard House the religious symbolism of holiday decorations has come under scrutiny...
...most conservative treatment, and haven't had a recurrence for 15 years. But it was another realization that this was my life, and it led me to make other changes. For decades, I'd been treating my apartment like a closet plus an office. It was stacked with cardboard boxes full of papers. Now I thought, "My life is not temporary; this is my home." I fixed it up. I bought lamps. I bought antique embroidered sheets...