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...father’s campaign and has been helping on the campaign trail.“He’s the least self-serving person I’ve ever met,” she told The Crimson on Tuesday. “There’s too much ego in the Senate.”GROWING UP RICHAt Harvard, Lamont lived with McPhillips across from Al Gore ’69’s room and in the same room that Tommy Lee Jones ’69 called home eight years earlier.McPhillips said that Lamont was a balanced...
...least self-serving person I've ever met," she told The Crimson today. "There's too much ego in the Senate...
...Here, Ferrell is constantly reinventing himself. Early on, he's the innocent pit-crew member who hops into the car and is the most unlikely of racing champions. Later, he grows the ego that America has come to idolize - the guy who's bought 15 cars just because he can and does what he wants because, he says, it's America - and in America, winners can do anything they want...
...Raul, not Fidel, who realized that Cuba was going to have to pursue economic reforms to survive" and he put many of his military officers in charge of new enterprises like tourism. In After Fidel, Latell writes that Raul, "unlike his brother, has never been motivated by an ego-charged quest for fame and glory or internationalist gratification. He does not thrive on conflict and confrontation as Fidel has since childhood. He worries more about the economic hardships the Cuban people endures, and is likely to more flexible and compassionate in power...
...Allen’s golden girl du jour is Scarlett Johansson, back after her performance in the brilliant “Match Point.” Johansson plays Sondra Pransky, a gawky American journalism student as out of place in London as Allen’s on-screen alter ego, the cynical magician Sid Waterman. Not unlike Allen himself, Sid is searching for easy-to-please deep-pocketed clientele (which he finds in the stilted British upper class), and befriends Sondra along...