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...than any Hitchcock psychodrama because it had actually happened to a particular family in Holcomb, Kans. "Capote's horror," Hanks says, "has stuck with me." Capote called his work a nonfiction novel - informed by reporting but drawing on the techniques of fiction for its dramatic power. It's a fair description of Hanks' productions, in which historical events and figures are drawn together along fictionalized story arcs, and characters have the psychological interiority of characters in novels...
Sridhar—who placed first in the 2007 Intel International Science and Engineering Fair as a high schooler—said that her interest in nanotechnology blossomed last summer, when she participated in the National Nanotechnology Infrastructure Network Research Experience for Undergraduates Program, which offers hands-on nanoscience and technology research experience...
...news article "A Golden Levitating Act" incorrectly stated that Hamsa Sridhar '12 placed first in the 2007 Intel Science Talent Search. In fact, she placed first in the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair...
Over spring break, rugby has planned a trip to Dublin, home to the headquarters of the International Rugby Board; women’s soccer is going to Italy, the land of Del Piero and Buffon; while water polo is making their yearly trip to California for fair-weather games against the sport’s best...
...noon soon "enforcing" the strike. When the occasional operating taxi or mini-bus passed by, the group would bang on its hood and try to block its passage. Casillo concedes that harsh penalties are appropriate for drivers who've been drinking. But, he says, the rest isn't fair: "I hire others to drive my vehicles everyday. Why should I be punished by losing my vehicles or my ability to run transport if one of them does something wrong...