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Jones, an Oscar nominee last year for his supporting role in "JFK," has had an ongoing relationship with Harvard's polo teams and has hosted a week of fall training for the past three years...
Gore recalled the days when she (then Mary Elizabeth Aitcheson) and her roommate double-dated Al Gore and his roommate Tommy Lee Jones '69, the actor who played Clay Shaw in Oliver Stone's "JFK...
...moment that they encounter and every twig that they step upon into unprecedented trauma or revelation, have arrived at midlife crisis. Noises of the generation's falling hair and its disillusionments -- is that all there is? -- are muzzing in the American background. A certain unease with grownups maybe: in JFK, Oliver Stone took apart a representative American myth with a chain saw and reassembled it in strange shapes. During the '60s, the boomers watched in some wonder as American authority (the university system, for example, and the presidency of Lyndon Johnson) seemed to fall before them. But they have been...
...JFK was not the only Kennedy invoked Wednesday, as delegates viewed an eight-minute film on his brother, Robert F. Kennedy. The film was introduced by RFK's son, Rep. Joseph P. Kennedy II, who represents Cambridge in Congress, and followed an appearance by Sen. Edward M. Kennedy '54-'56 (D-Mass...
...watching people on the big screen is more you speed, head to Loews Theater, on Church St. This six-screen theater shows all the mainstream highbrow movies as well as a rowdy showing of "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" on Friday and Saturday nights. The Janus Theater, on JFK Street, has only one screen. This makes for a limited selection but a cozier atmosphere...