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...Fahrenkopf, speaking for the industry, is quick to point out that gaming (he never uses the word gambling) is creating jobs and "rejuvenating dying cities.'' And he adds, "We don't agree that Tom Grey and his supporters have the right to force their morality on others." Pulling a cue card from his pinstripe suit, Fahrenkopf reads H.L. Mencken's definition of a puritan: "'Someone who is afraid that, somewhere, someone else is having a good time.' The next time I see Tom, I'll say, 'Tom, you're a puritan...
EDITORS USUALLY TAKE THEIR CUE from the director. On Seven, for example, director David Fincher "wanted the cuts to be hard and jarring, like the TV show Cops," says Francis-Bruce. "The trick to that is not to make it look bad, but to make it look raw-edged." But they are also digging for buried treasure. On Babe, "the director often just turned on the camera and hoped to dear God he got something that matched," says Friedkin, who cut the film with Marcus D'Arcy. "There's one shot where the pig is backing down the gangplank...
Students and faculty members discussed student involvement in faculty tenure and promotion decisions at the Committee on Undergraduate Education (CUE) meeting yesterday...
...Dean of Undergraduate Education and CUE Chair Lawrence Buell said departments often use CUE Guide rankings of a professor's teaching ability in making decisions, taking student opinion directly into account...
...Sections with numbers in the twenties are just absurd," says CUE member Noah R. Freeman '98. "A table with a dozen students around it and six people sitting outside is just not what sections are meant...