Word: madnesses
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...mad at Moore," one member of the student board said yesterday. "It's just that we don't know anything about him. We intend to make it clear to Moore when he comes here that we want to be consulted on all Institute decisions...
...Nobody wanted the suitcase. Tom said that he was tired of listening to Chuck's shit and then everyone said that and then Chris asked Chuck if that girl, the naked one he meant, had any hair in her ass hole and everybody laughed at that and Chuck got mad. Tom said, OK let's see the suitcase and they opened it up and there were six pairs of socks, a toothbrush, three sets of underwear brand new, a carton of Kools, another pair of jeans and some deodorant and shaving cream. Tom said he had a suitcase and there...
...physical, and also when he got to Fort Dix. Tom said that he knew about another guy who had high blood pressure and couldn't pass the test and the sergeant gave him pills to take so that he could pass it. Then Tom said again how he was mad at being stuck with these guys and started swearing to himself...
...first reading, I got mad as hell at you for parading the long Exxon ad as a cover story [Feb. 18]. But on second reading I realized that your own words and facts straight from the oil throne did more to convict Exxon than perhaps any congressional investigation ever could...
...performance of such thorough excitement that the rest of the movie cannot compete with it. Except for a fine, low-key characterization by Peter Masterson as a dutiful station-house cop, Frank Perry (Diary of a Mad Housewife, Play It As It Lays) has cast the movie rather haphazardly, and his heavy direction encourages a sort of collective actors' hysteria. The writing is without much enterprise; in deed, why make another movie about a police chief at all? It would have been far more interesting to use the same material for a film about Wills - that is, both...