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...years, Snyder had seen HSPH prosper and expand but by the end of his term, he came into conflict with many of his students. Around the time of the 1969 undergraduate sit-in of University Hall, the School of Public Health saw increasingly frequent disagreements between its students and faculty over curricular reform...
...eighteen months since the Palestinian uprising began, the checkpoints have been flashpoints for violence. Unarmed Palestinian civilians have been shot dead by Israeli soldiers while trying to pass through them. As a result, the checkpoints have been frequent targets of Palestinian militiamen. But more than anything, the checkpoints serve as a constant reminder as to who are the masters and who are the subjects in the relationship between Israelis and Palestinians...
Underwood did make frequent reference to the quality and diversity of the student acts...
...never sure if his encounters are simply in his own mind. But even then, Dragonfly leaves us wondering about the difference between reality and the reality the mind creates. In keeping with his promise to look after Emily’s patients while she is in Venezuela, Darrow makes frequent visits to the pediatric oncology ward. Mysteriously enough, two of the children in the ward have near-death experiences under his care and bring back strange messages for him, supposedly from his deceased wife. One of them whispers that he “saw her yesterday,” bringing...
However, these tense scenes don’t keep the movie from dragging. Most of the film is shot gloomily, with endless shades of gray and blue, constant darkness and frequent rain. The depressing soundtrack further fuels a feeling of prolonged mourning that becomes whiny. Scenes that are supposed to be filled with suspense and contribute to the mystery instead are drawn out and boring, especially Darrow’s conversations with the young cancer patients...