Word: hannah
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Hannah Choi '01, chair of HPU, hoped that the panel discussion would be "a good substantive discussion about how law affects politics, noting more than the fact that a lot of politicians are lawyers and re-enter the legal profession after politics, but seeing how this affects politics as it works...
...highlighted by Daniels's poor performance in making the scene come alive and injecting emotional reality into his character. In another instance, Daniels does not make a shift in his character's thinking believable when he suddenly realizes that he loves Lizzie, a co-worker played by Daryl Hannah, and not Grace. His acting comes off as dry and contrived as the plot...
Twenty-three year old Hannah L. Stotland '99, who lives in Leverett House, says her age makes her more appreciative of the college experience...
Against Yale, the women's troubles snowballed as Yale entered the contest with confidence and momentum following its defeat of Princeton. In one of the Crimson's few bright spots against Yale, sophomore Tammy Knutsen shut down Yale junior Hannah Appel in a drawn-out 5-4 match...
...basically stereotypical, with some clever little twists sprinkled in from time to time. There are so many names and details to remember that the director often provides scenes that reiterate redundant plot developments for the less observant or the temporarily narcoleptic viewer. First, there are Paul (Connery) and Hannah (Rowlands), as older married couple experiencing conflict on the eve of the reconfirmation of their wedding vows. Trent (Stewart) is a slick lawyer pursuing Meredith (Anderson), a neurotic theater director. Strangely, these two seem to be the only characters that work at anything other than finding their true love. Mildred (Ellen...