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...film cliché technical effects are just as heavy-handed as the plot. In the climactic final carnage, flames billow around the stars in the high class mansion. Suddenly, the film is in slow motion. The camera dwells excessively on Mars’ deranged face and on Jennifer??s expression as they lock eyes, against a background of fire and a blatantly angelic soundtrack, making the whole scene slightly twisted, a bit scary, and very, very laughable...
Jennifer, a senior in Eliot House, admits that her successful application to a New York City internship was made sweeter by her friend’s rejection. The friend—who FM was unable to contact—agreed to look over Jennifer??s application. The friend withheld the fact that she too was applying for the same internship, leading Jennifer to believe that her application was used as a springboard for ideas. “She is one of my best friends,” Jennifer says with a slight smirk...
...Although Jennifer??s satisfaction stems from a sense of justice, it is foolish to deny that ego influences our feelings about the success of close friends...
...majority of students FM spoke with, rejection has been useful in steering them down other productive avenues. Horan is now considering smaller firms in addition to the larger ones Harvard students gravitate toward. Carrie’s rejection from ASB allowed her to participate in another service trip. And Jennifer??who was rejected from the Undergraduate Council and The Crimson Key Society—now runs a student group concerned with diversity. “All that rejection helped streamline my attitudes and goals,” she says...
...curious circumstance, to be sure. The family, though, has devised a plan to divide and conquer. Dad will be at Jennifer??s game tonight. Mom, as well as a brother and sister, will be at Jaime?...