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...NOSTALGIC: Remember that cute guy who always seemed too shy to ask you out back in high school? Or that friend you lost touch with when you went off to college? Highschoolalumni.com lists more than 22,000 public and private high schools and lets you add your name and contact information to the list. It will even send you an e-mail notice if someone from your class (or any graduation-date range you designate) signs up. I was amazed to see that my California school, which had a senior class of just 93 students, was listed...
Anyway! Lewis explained to Dr. K why he loves the all-silk academic gown he wears at Commencement. For one thing, his wife gave it him. So cute! And fashion-wise, he's nutso about the fabric. (It's so light and airy!) Lewis has been doing this gig for a number of years now so he knows that the synthetic rental stuff is crap--it's too damn hot. But he didn't use that language. Anyway, thanks for the tips, Dean Lewis...
...Rocky Proposal. Mike's 13-year-old sister wanted to help choose the engagement ring. She felt slighted when Mike picked one without her, so she bought him a garden-variety rock with the words "Marry me" painted on it. Mike thought it was so cute that he proposed to Lori by handing her the rock rather than the ring...
...King A likable fellow and Irish peace player who also voted not to impeach Mr. Clinton, so his standing with conservatives may be shaky. Rep. Rick Lazio Just ask him - he's been angling for this nomination for a year, and made some enemies doing it. But he's cute and moderate (without alienating conservatives) and there's not much for voters to dislike about him. Rep. Jack Quinn The congressman from Buffalo is interested, but has a lot of work to do on his downstate name recognition...
...headed. But Ullman never lets her characer degenerate into parody - she forces the audience to consistently question whether Frenchy is _changing_. Part of Ullman's charm is that she doesn't fall into Woody Allen's typical neurotic rhythms - her dialogue with Ray never comes off as "too cute." Allen, meanwhile, plays lowlife Ray Winkler like he does a neurotic Jew and it's effortlessly endearing as usual. His comedy is so singular, so impossibly unique that there's really no way for him to demonstrate range. Woody Allen plays Woody Allen in every movie - and that...