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...have friends who have definitely gotten in trouble, whether for noise or what I don’t know,” he said. Brighton residents have supported the plan to move more students from next-door apartments to housing under the college’s watchful eye, according to BC Director of Public Affairs John B. Dunn. “They realize that students are better behaved and better managed when they are on campus under university supervision,” Dunn said. “Taking 610 students out of the community and bringing them onto campus...
...younger, more capricious Cecilia Tallis is a much better match for Knightley than the wry Elizabeth Bennet. The World War II backdrop and brief scenes of passion, as well as the quality of MacEwan’s prose, all lend themselves well to Wright’s eye for lush cinematography and emotional bravado. In many ways “Atonement” promises to harken back to the great literary adaptations of the late 1980s and early 1990s, when Ismail Merchant and James Ivory adapted several classic British novels to the big screen. While the worse of these ended...
...about being the funniest man on Earth? -Dave Collins, MelbourneDave, The worst thing is that very few people on that planet agree with you. People say to me, "Everyone loves The Office." Well, no, they don't. More people hate The Office than like it. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and some people don't find me beautiful...
...make matters worse, Harvard turned in an embarrassing free-throw shooting performanceduring the first half, making just 2 of 8 from the line. Entering last night’s game, the Crimson was shooting 67 percent from the charity stripe as a team—not an eye-popping statistic, but nothing approaching its performance against the Friars.“There were a lot of points where we could have stepped up, took our time and put in easy baskets, made our free throws,” Knox said. “Those are demons we?...
...loss. Some argued that the easing tensions could also boost the chances of consensus in the future. Russia, for example, which chafed at U.S. calls for tougher action against Iran allegedly out of concern that it could trigger another war, may now be more inclined to see "eye to eye" with the Europeans and the U.S., said one German official. "They have their own assessments of the risk posed by Iran and their own reasons for wanting a solution," he said...