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...07—Regan lives with Juliana, who’s foreign, and Meredith (Rebecca J. Levy ’06), who’s getting creepy phone calls from her stalker. Colby (Christopher N. Hanley ’07), who plays lacrosse and has an ambiguous sexual orientation, is Luke’s roommate. Angela is kind of slutty and just slept with Cameron (Chris W. Black ’06), who’s a “famous actor’s kid.” Everyone seems impressed that he’s a famous actor?...
...09—First of many, many “quirky” college-life references. Meredith to Juliana: “She calls me from the bedroom when I’m in the common room...
...shouting something about a tape not rolling. Lots of quick camera cuts showing hubbub in the booth spliced with shots from the week's stories. The thumping music swells into a jazzy roar as Correspondent Jane Wallace dashes up a flight of stairs. The other three correspondents (Bob Sirott, Meredith Vieira, John Ferrugia) are presented in quick succession, getting out of chairs and talking on phones. If the two-minute scene looks a bit like The Big Chill meets Lou Grant, the introduction succeeds brilliantly in grabbing the viewer's attention...
...alternation of the idyllic and the menacing, evokes one of that era's classic forms, the road movie. And then, in effect, reimagines it. Here the road movie's traditional protagonist, the wayfarer whose only resources are wit and courage, is transformed into a young girl. Enchantingly played by Meredith Salenger, 14, Natty is obviously more imperiled by the hobo life than a man would be. And her gumption flatters without fawning upon the modern young woman's sense of her sex's expanded capabilities...
...last question that moderator Meredith A. Finn ’05, who is also a Crimson editor, posed to the panel asked how young women should respond to the perceived obstacles standing between them and tenure...