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Luckily for this horror novice, Eisenberg had the “nice” opportunity “to enter into an established tone.” Wes Craven, the brain behind Nightmare on Elm Street, The People Under the Stairs, and numerous other gore flicks, was “very relaxed,” and according to Eisenberg, “he wasn’t domineering...
...infamous memo” was not forgotten, however. According to a January 1993 article in the Economist, Vice President Al Gore ’69’s decision to veto Summers’ bid to chair the Council of Economic Advisers under the Clinton Administration was a direct result of the memo—and the Journal’s Alan Murray, who has since become an assistant managing editor at the paper, says that most of Summers’ image problems can be traced back to that one incident...
LESS FUNNY, MORE SAD Lynn Cheney, Joe Lieberman, and Tipper Gore, you triumvirate of wisdom, you: the moment of vindication is now. Last weekend, having finally given up her apparently hopeless pursuit of a boyfriend, one female junior needed inspiration. So she turned (where else?) to the O.C. When Marissa Cooper’s luck with men ran dry, she hit the bottle—and then, of course, she hit the boobies...
...August, the Committee sent hundreds of thousands of letters to members of the Harvard community. After flipping through more than 1,000 responses and interviewing more than 200 candidates with students and faculty members, the Committee shortened its list to 400. The roll call included former Vice President Al Gore ’69 and former President Bill Clinton. Whittling down the list was easy, starting with two who were past age 90 and two who died mid-search...
...year, the list shrunk to less than a tenth of the lucky 400. Clinton and Gore struck out, but dozens of Harvard outsiders were still in consideration. Condoleezza Rice, the former Stanford provost who was then helping George W. Bush to secure his presidency; Richard D. Klausner, then the director of the National Cancer Institute; and Nobel laureate Harold E. Varmus, CEO of Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in Manhattan all made...