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Bottom Line: Don’t expect an intense sports drama focused on the World Series—unless you consider Keaton’s inexplicable New York cab-hopping an athletic feat...
That the film is occasionally affecting testifies to the strong performances of its cast. Deschanel imparts just the right mixture of anger and vulnerability to make her character likeable—no mean feat, given some of her character’s actions. Harris, though confined by his character’s extreme introversion, conveys the pathetic anguish of an author who’s lost the ability to communicate with the outside world. Perhaps the most surprising turn, however, is Ferrell. Though not quite as successful as Jim Carrey in “The Truman Show...
...were very pleased with passing the conference schedule that they did.” Such a bizarre schedule is not unprecedented for Harvard. The last Crimson squad that faced five Ivy road dates, in 2000, won the Ivy title. Can this year’s unit repeat the feat? “The team just can’t be deterred by [travel],” Allard said. “If they’re going to let that be a barrier, they’re not going to be successful.” The players seem ready...
...conscience of a culture modernizing more slowly in some aspects than in others, but still, all comedy seemed well-intentioned and was, for the most part, quite well acted.All performers seemed to enjoy themselves, creating an atmosphere that rendered the show enjoyable in its entirety—no small feat, considering that the show lasted just about three hours. Ghungroo, sponsored by the Harvard South Asian Association, once again revealed why it sells tickets so well every year, allowing audience members and performers of all backgrounds (indeed, a surprising number of dancers and players were of apparently non-South Asian...
Budnitz, 38, a restless polymath from Berkeley, Calif., works from a Manhattan office that looks like a cross between a designer workshop and Peewee's Playhouse. "I've discovered something that uses all the things I've done," he says. That's no small feat. At 17 he was helping his father's colleague write risk-analysis software for nuclear power plants; by 21 he had an art degree from Yale. He got inspiration for his toys from artists in Hong Kong and Japan...