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Conspicuously, most of the article dwells on the quality of these nefarious publications rather than, as any competent reader would expect, the actual investment these publications have in race relations and multiculturalism.
The University now appears to be serious about conducting a competent investigation. Hiring two outside legal pros, A. Hugh Scott and James A. Ring, may give the investigation some independence that Steiner's lacked.
The three central actors turn in competent, entertaining performances. Burger's light tone softens his earnestness, and he delivers his funny lines without overdoing them. Cooper's Jim is similarly understated, which is essential considering the succession of rapid emotional trials he experiences. Swearingen's straightforward Maxine is also entertaining...
"I think there's a higher incidence of stress here. People here tend to see themselves as very competent, and it's hard for many to deal with the fact that they don't stand out any more," says Catlin.
Apart from unsafe wenching, Kennedy was not as reckless as the subtitle proclaims. He cut up a bit at prep school and wrote raunchy, callow letters ("Have jewed sled down to $3 and maybe down more"). But there was none of the wildness usually associated with offspring of rich, flamboyant...