Word: jay
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...game was the Kentucky-UMass game. After that was played, the championship was supposedly pretty much a letdown," said Jay M. Dickerson Jr. '98, a Kentucky native...
...amid the towering egos of the Senate, what works for Daschle is something entirely different: he has inexhaustible patience for finding a consensus. "He gets everybody; he doesn't lose anybody," says West Virginia's Jay Rockefeller. "That's easier when you're in the minority, but for Democrats, it's never easy." Daschle's colleagues still question whether the quiet tenacity that has served him so well as an obstructionist will become a liability if the Democrats regain control of the Senate and are once again called upon to set the agenda, rather than thwart it. For now, though...
...work in the style of romantic naturalism; their goal is to make you believe, not to concentrate on the artistry of each of the 400 or so shots in a standard feature film. Editing, then, is the seams that don't show. The rule in Babe, says co-editor Jay Friedkin, was "Never break the spell." Most editors follow that commandment. "Editing should be invisible," says Robert Wise, an editor on Citizen Kane before he became a director, "so that the whole comes together in a strong, effective piece that carries the audience away...
...remarks. In The Late Shift, HBO's recent movie about the late-night battle, Littlefield comes across as the arch network dunderhead, the guy who lost Letterman to CBS. In one scene, Littlefield (played as a smarmy nebbish by Bob Balaban) is so surprised by a phone call from Jay Leno that he races out of the toilet in his boxers, with his pants around his ankles...
...Jay H. Lee '99 says the administration is to blame for the anxiety surrounding rooming...