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...refugee. "I learned a lot in the camps," he says. "I learned about dignity, and I learned to see the value of a person." His own value is inestimable. This summer, 30 years after the Khmer Rouge interrupted his education, Sok Thim finally got his medical degree. He'd laugh if you did so, but you can call...
...karma.” Inspired, Earl decides he can right his life by making a long list of all the people he has wronged and helping them. God forbid we ever see the end of that list. I watched 22 minutes of this show, and didn’t laugh. Once. Unfortunately, I have TiVo. Because the commercials would have been an improvement. Jason Lee is apparently playing a Southern Character—we know this because he has a moustache. But he has no discernible accent, so the mustache may tell us something else: Perhaps Earl is really...
First comes the shy admission—“I’m attending a recruiting event”—invariably followed by a shuffling of the feet. Then arrives the reticent grin, and finally a laugh, usually too loud. After that, the inevitable attempt at penance...
Nicholas S. Downing ’07 House: Lowell Concentration: Chemistry Hometown: London, England Ideal Date: A French Bistro or somewhere with a romantic European flair. Best way for a guy or girl to get your attention: Make me laugh, be charming. Where to find you on a Saturday night: Doing a power hour with my roomies or chilling/rocking out at the Spee. First thing you notice about a girl: Her smile. Your best pick-up line: “Excuse me, can I get you a drink” in an English accent usually works. Best or worst...
...swooping camera work—as well as the relatively non-menacing villain—make it difficult to take the situation too seriously, and it becomes a black comedy in the vein of “American Psycho.” It succeeds in making viewers simultaneously laugh and cringe, but because it is the longest piece even though it takes place in one room and has fairly repetitive character interactions, it overstays its welcome...