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...What we must not ignore is the gross ineptitude of this film. As he previously demonstrated with Secretary, the director, Steven Shainberg, has a thoroughly nasty desire to degrade and humiliate female characters. This is combined with a truly tasteless eye for settings and d?cor, a staggering ignorance of nuance in performance and an apparent belief that the business of art is to repel rather than to seduce. Or rather to repel and then tack on a little spurious uplift as he finally does here. Another way of putting that is that he is precisely the opposite of Diane Arbus...
...will not, for whatever reason, act on this immediately, the Deans of the College and the Faculty should take matters into their own hands. Dean of the College Benedict H. Gross ’71 and Dean of the Faculty Jeremy R. Knowles did as much in September when they fast-tracked several new humanities courses for Core credit. A simple piece of Faculty legislation could also do a world of difference...
Police patrols of the area surrounding the Quad will increase in response to complaints from neighbors, Dean of the College Benedict H. Gross ’71 announced yesterday. In a letter to students posted on the College’s Web site, Gross urged students to “moderate your behavior in light of our responsibility to the neighboring community, especially during evening and early morning hours.” Gross said increased evening patrols by the Cambridge Police will target “excessive noise and loitering in…city streets.” In addition...
...varsity women’s basketball, field hockey, hockey, and volleyball rosters combined was zero. Not one. And there was Wilson, playing the final 30 minutes of a 5-0 loss to Princeton. Saying that the Crimson has been strapped for experience this season would be a gross understatement. Of the 21 players that have been on the roster since August, 12 are freshmen and only one, captain Laura Odorczyk, is a senior. “It put us in more of a role with responsibility on our shoulders,” freshman Lizzy Nichols said...
...past, the Faculty has stubbornly resisted required evaluations. To their credit, most faculty members accept CUE evaluations, as well as allowing their publication in the annual CUE Guide. “Most,” however, is not enough. Gross said last spring that about 60 professors chose not to have their fall 2005 courses evaluated. This is no small number. If the full Faculty will not force these professors’ hands, the president must...