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Students mulled over the idea of what it means to be masculine in a conversation about men—but dominated by women—at the Women’s Center last night. The hour-long meeting, which drew 18 students, was dedicated to reviewing the latest “masculine mystique” issue of Diversity and Distinction, a quarterly undergraduate-run magazine focusing on social and civil rights. Talk centered on the importance of studying gender roles in society. “They always focus on teenage girls, but I also think stuff happens to boys...
...story is about a boy at his bar mitzvah, and his whole family and everyone is there, and he drops the Torah. It begins there and takes place during the 24-hour period right after that. I wrote the screenplay during the night when I was fasting, so I was weak and kind of in a crazy mode, and I wrote the whole screenplay that night. The 85-year old grandmother who’s hypoglycemic has to fast, his whole family who has flown in for his bar mitzvah has to fast, it’s basically the worst...
...crazy. We had two days to shoot the whole thing. On Sunday, I shot for about 11 hours, and on Saturday we had a six- or seven-hour shoot. After you expand that for production times and getting everything ready, you’ve got 12-hour days. I had four SAG [Screen Actors Guild] actors in this, which was pretty crazy because the week before we shot I had to go to SAG and get all their paperwork done, as well as building the fake Torah at night and going to the synagogue to make sure everything was there...
...year before Harvard at the University of St. Andrews, and I’ve been back every summer to caddy on the golf course. Last summer I shot a documentary about caddying. I shot about 32 hours; sometimes I was following caddies all day, caddying myself and filming, and I’m editing that into an hour-long film...
...make that kind of decision,” Hufstedler says. HCARAR hopes to recruit two Yale bands by tapping into networks of friends, contacts at both the student radio stations and the recently created creative licensing project called the Antennae Alliance, and, of course, Facebook.com. The two-hour event will be judged by a panel of students from both schools, along with a tie-breaking judge from a local music business to keep the competition fair. The winner will receive not only a gift basket assembled by local music businesses, but what both football teams are fighting for inside...