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...wasn't enough for Geoffrey C. Upton to complain about Boston's "White" station, Kiss 108; now we have Jal D. Mehta spouting about Boston's "black" station, Jam'n 94.5 (Opinion, Jan. 25). Both writers seem to agree that each of these stations represents a lack of "integration" in Boston's radio market that reflects a corresponding lack of integration in Boston's social world...
...Geoffrey C. Upton '99 is a social studies concentrator in Leverett House. His column appears on alternate Wednesdays...
...Sundance because many movies there take risks with compelling, quirky characters. Where Hollywood favors vapid females whose greatest apotheosis is a kiss, indies prefer complex women who can also kick butt. "Independent films almost have a province when it comes to portraying strong women," says festival programming chief Geoffrey Gilmore. "They're not just the archetypal roles of the girlfriend, the wife or even the women who get together to cry. Actresses get to play the kind of fully fleshed-out characters who just aren't in most studio scripts...
...equally concerned about the doctors' right to life, and we urge the court to consider seriously the line between political speech, which the rest of the site is, and violating the law. Jenny E. Heller '01, Adam S. Hickey '99, Caille M. Millner '01, James Y. Stern '01, Geoffrey C. Upton...
...court challenge to a law that postpones the expiration of copyrights on intellectual property. The challenge was filed by Berkman Professor of Law Lawrence Lessig; Weld Professor of Law Charles R. Nesson '60; Jonathan L. Zittrain, executive director of the Law School's Berkman Center for Internet & Society; and Geoffrey S. Stewart of the Boston law firm Hale and Dorr...