Word: jacke
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Capt. Jack Morse said yesterday a car pulled up next to the woman as she walked down Appian Way from Gutman Library, and the occupant asked her for directions...
Crimson pressure in the Friars' zone resulted in the temporary go-ahead goal at 12:44 when defenseman Jack Hughes took a face-off pass from freshman Bobby McDonald at the blue line, broke by two defenders into the Providence zone, and leveled a wrist shot into the upper right corner by P.C. netminder Bill Milner...
Harvard again deadlocked the tilt 40 seconds into the second stanza. John Dunderdale took a pass from Jack Hughes, and then, realizing he was wearing number four, Bobby Orred his way by two men to snap a wrister from the left face-off circle by Milner, who had failed to come out to cut off Dunder's angle...
...Apartment. Billy Wilder ("Some Like It Hot," "The Fortune Cookie," "One, Two, Three") likes to make comedies on grim subjects. ("Some Like It Hot" was about the Saint Valentine's Day Massacre.) In this 1960 film an affable loser(Jack Lemmon)plays pim pin order to get a key to the executive washroom. Lemmon is perfect as the "schnook" who gets cornered into lending his apartment to philandering higher-ups in the Big New York Conglomerate in which he works. (Just a few years later, Lemmon, having played this role once too often, turned into a grotesque caricature of himself...
Some directors lay on their heavy messages with a trowel; Ken Russell goes at you with a jack-hammer. Women in Love somehow enjoys a reputation as this one-man wrecking crew's most meaningful work, but here, as in all his other films, Russell's only evident meaning lies aching behind his zipper. "Was it too much for you?" Oliver Reed asks Alan Bates after they finish a wrestling match in the raw, the homosexual hints dripping off their bodies faster than swear. Then the line pops up again, this time after Reed has been rollicking in the snow...