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Rohit Chopra ’04, a student representative on the Committee on Undergraduate Education (CUE), agreed that the role of the press could not be ignored...
...actor appears in a succession of slightly askew angles. ... Actors play multiple roles, some characters seem blessed with precognition while others get marooned in alternate universes. ... Lines are delivered in unison, there are awkwardly failed attempts at overlapping dialogue, some actors appear to be reciting by rote or reading cue cards.... Left stranded in scenes that are grossly overextended, his performers strike fantastic poses, stare affectingly into space, or gaze casually off-camera. - Hoberman, "Bad Movies...
...have copped the attitude that "we are the biggest, and we don't give a damn what you think of us." Getting online took forever. Now that we have a new service, we have not had one problem, and we are online instantly. Perhaps AOL should take a cue from its competitors on how to treat its customers and not focus so hard on being the biggest. PAUL D. PENISTON...
...result, the Faculty’s Standing Committee on Study Out of Residence was charged with shaping a set of recommendations for revamping Harvard’s study abroad system. The Committee on Undergraduate Education (CUE), the Educational Policy Committee and the Faculty Council used those recommendations to craft the legislation approved yesterday...
Rohit Chopra ’04, one of the students members of CUE, told the Faculty at yesterday’s meeting that changing policy is only the first step in making study abroad a more attractive option to students...