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...said Morgan Mallory ’09. Her table-mate, Anthony Micallef ’09, said he would prefer “more variety” in the fish selection. And more fish variety is exactly what HUDS has cooking. Martin said that Lawrence R. Kessel, HUDS executive chef, has worked to create a broader seafood menu. Mozaffarian and Rim probably wouldn’t recommend dropping a line in the Charles, but would certainly approve a serving of dining hall Mahi Mahi...
...called Army of Shadows. It is about the French Resistance to the occupying Nazis during World War II and the story of this film?s making and release is almost as interesting as the true-to- life adventure it recounts. It?s based on a novel Joseph Kessel - more famous for writing the book on which Luis Bunuel based Belle de Jour - published in 1943, when he was himself a member of the resistance, and it was written and directed by Jean-Pierre Melville (also a resistance fighter) in 1969, a quarter of a century after he first decided that...
...arrival of Goran’s sister Elisabeth (Lisa Lindgren), fleeing her alcoholic husband, disrupts their uneasy routine. Soon, she stops shaving her underarms and questions why her daughter has pink sheets and her son blue. Meanwhile her son, Stefan (Sam Kessel), has introduced Anna’s son Tet (named for the Vietnam war offensive) to the joys of plastic toys. It is worth the price of admission alone to see this child, raised in a peace-loving commune, pretend to torture another child with electrodes—for fun—and it is a tribute to both...
...baby boy with a 102 degrees fever. For a child under two months, such a fever can signal a life- threatening infection. Nearly 30% of doctors responding did not ask the child's age and so failed to recommend that the youngster even come in for an exam. Richard Kessel, executive director of New York State's Consumer Protection Board, which is looking into the service, notes that patients may be spending money on what they think is a final answer, when "many will still have to go to a doctor and pay additional bills." Kovachevich says that about...
Photojournalism, which has brought about the second revolution in communications, after the invention of movable type in the 15th century, is so new that some photographers who pioneered its development -- Peter Stackpole, Dmitri Kessel, George Tames, Alfred Eisenhstaedt, Howard Sochurek and I -- are still taking pictures for publication. The speed and sweep of photojournalism's technical achievements can be appreciated by considering the life of one of its greatest pioneers, Fritz Goro. He began his career in the 1930s using flash powder to light his subjects, and just before he died in 1986, he was using a laser beam...