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DURING THE DECADE IN WHICH HE taught himself to be a playwright, actor Robert Schenkkan, 40, went long stretches without work, uprooted himself from New York to California, grew politically inflamed and endured the deaths of his mother and, especially agonizing, his stillborn first child. "We lost a lot of...
This situation and this relationship are both rooted in traditional romantic comedy, and it would have been interesting (to say the least) if Singleton could have imposed its generic conventions on this unlikely milieu. But that's beyond him. He doesn't offer any scene that convincingly suggests the kind...
Dr. Firmon E. Hardenbergh, chief of opthalmology, says that when he came to UHS in 1989, he successfully lobbied for the elimination of a $10 charge on all visits to the eye clinic. But this year, the UHS administration imposed a $20 fee for "routine eye examinations and contact lens...
Steven A. Emerson, a CNN investigative correspondent, offered a media perspective on terrorism. Emerson said that for attention seeking terrorists" there is no better magnifying lens [than television]."
But without the Columbia lens, it wasn't quite what the Harvard teams had hoped for.