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...even the shrewdest movie executives, picking projects that will resonate with today' s finicky audiences is a hit-or-miss proposition. Those who are mining the 2006 box office results for ways to raise their average might consider lifting a page from the Sony Pictures script...
With classes on Wednesday and problem sets and midterms often scheduled for Thanksgiving week, many students face a difficult choice in deciding whether or not to go home. Students must often miss valuable lectures and sections and thus pay a price academically by opting to leave early. And even if they depart homeward, their vacation is inevitably rushed as they scamper from lecture directly to the airport on Tuesday afternoon, mutating what should be a relaxing and enjoyable experience into a distressing affair...
...Here's the television I really will miss now: the cameras taken into the homes of every one of those twelve willful jurists who sprung O.J. free 12 years ago and made a mockery of the law by trying to turn a brutal murderer of two into a racial victim/hero. I wanted to see their faces as the man they declared innocent described to the world how he would have taken-nonsense: how he did take-the knife to Nicole's throat...
...provided financial assistance to over 30 professors at the College to help them incorporate ethical issues in their courses. The Center also helped develop ethics programs at the Medical School, Law School, Business School, Kennedy School, and the schools of Public Health and Education. Thompson said he would most miss “the daily intellectual contact and intensity” of the Center. He noted as one of his proudest achievements the institution of a summer grant program for Harvard undergraduates...
...Canton, Miss., couple roadtripped to this weekend’s Harvard-Yale Game—on a whim. Tom Butchart, who orders college football jerseys from time to time, purchased a Harvard one recently. When his wife, Diane, saw her husband’s shirt, she made fun of him “trying to be intelligent.” So Diane aligned herself with Yale and together they decided to venture North for the game. Their trip has brought them local fame and for Diane, a ring. When Diane saw a ring she liked at a Charles Street antique...