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...SafetyWalk] is not up and running within a week, it will never be," Director Marco B. Simons '97 said in a telephone interview yesterday...
...Everybody I spoke to was obviously shocked by the AALARM posters," said Marco B. Simons '97, Dunster House Undergraduate Council delegation chair. "I think that the BGLSA's response in competing with [AALARM's] posters is appropriate." Simons said the AALARM posters are outdated with a new date written over them. In some cases both fliers looked like they had been posted by the same person, using a single piece of tape. Thus Simon said he had suspected that a member of BGLSA was trying to generate publicity by posting the contrasting fliers...
Following the address, the event's organizers, Adam K. Richards '96 and Marco B. Simons '97, described the Burma Action Group as a new student organization which plans to hold demonstrations and urge the University to boycott companies with operations in Burma...
...young composers working in movies. Consider these recent offerings: James Horner's glorious, Celtic-twilight-tinged music for Braveheart, along with his otherworldly harmonies for Apollo 13; Elliot Goldenthal's dashing romp through Batman Forever; Michael Kamen's lounge-lizard gloss on the great Latin lover Don Juan de Marco; and James Newton Howard's swashbuckling music for the otherwise waterlogged epic Waterworld. Together with the idiosyncratic Danny Elfman (Batman, Pee Wee's Big Adventure) and the rhapsodic Trevor Jones (The Last of the Mohicans, Cliffhanger), not to mention such still active veterans as Jerry Goldsmith (Basic Instinct), Ennio Morricone...
...music for the No. 1 songs All for Love from The Three Musketeers and Everything I Do from Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves, both sung by Bryan Adams. Kamen recalls that he had to fight to get his sinuous, elegant main theme into the movie Don Juan de Marco. "The director [Jeremy Leven] hated the tune," he recalls. Yet when Bryan Adams lent his vocals, it became Have You Ever Really Loved a Woman?--and another No. 1 hit. "The theme was right: that's what you can hang your...