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...title seemed like something out of a political satire magazine: "Marshals Say Race Not Issue: Personality Cited." It made me laugh, thinking back to such a satire I had read regarding the 1996 Presidential Race. "Dole and Clinton Do Not Hold Press Conferences Today." Was there something newsworthy behind this article...
...getting the laugh lines isn't the same thing as defining yourself. For much of the 90 minutes that he and Bill Clinton debated on Sunday night, the two agreed as much as they disagreed. Drugs are bad. Medicare is good. Guns are bad. Education is good. Politics are bad and should be banished from the consideration of nearly every American problem. Bipartisan commissions are good and, if the debaters have their way, we will soon have them at work on every kind of problem, including Medicare, campaign-finance reform and gun control...
...makes a mistake, he'll laugh at himself," Thum says. "He shows he's very human like the rest of us and making mistakes in [his] code will be inevitable so we all feel much better about that...
...horror stories and revenge fantasies--and found its switchboards lighted up like Times Square. And they're throwing parties, like the one last week for Patti Kenner's 52nd birthday, in which 60 of her female friends gathered for cocktails, then adjourned to a Manhattan theater to hoot and laugh their way through all 105 minutes of The First Wives Club. Even though Kenner and most of her guests are still happily married to their first husbands, they found plenty to identify with in the hit movie about three women of a certain age, dumped for younger models...
Along with Harvard's other improv group, the Immediate Gratification Players, OTI's brand of comedy seeks to make its audience laugh through acting games and funny skits...