Word: mold
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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...wing and introduces him to a life of skipping class, belly shirts, and strip clubs. But the plot seems secondary to director Luke Greenfield’s desire to experiment with the use of porn as a motif while still adhering to the restrictions of an R rating. The mold of the standard high school film is certainly broken with The Girl Next Door, but in this particular instance, the result is merely soft-core blandness...
...seven song EP (tentatively scheduled to be out by reading period). They’re all but desperate to expose their music to a wider market, but their biggest promotional technique is their live shows. On stage, Chester French welcomes the chance to break out of the gentlemanly mold they have created for themselves and “rock out” in a more spontaneous...
...break have been treated as prototypes, yet the superiority of their schedules is still in question. Although it appears December finals are all but inevitable, it does not follow that the other five schools—the College included—should have to shape their calendars on the mold of the other four. Cross-registration alone does not merit trashing the schedules of five Harvard schools...
Apparently angered at Bagle’s success, another group of hobby virus-writers created Netsky in the same mold. Netsky.D, its most successful variant, took the additional step of uninstalling any versions of Bagle it found on systems it infected. The war had begun, and l33t h4x0Rs on both sides struck back in the only way they could: “Hey, NetSky, fuck off you bitch, don’t ruine our bussiness, wanna start a war?” read the internal code of a new Bagle variant...
...Georgetown and his life are at stake. Furthermore, The Girl Next Door features an ending that is not only predictable, but absurdly assumes that the career choice of adult film star is an obstacle that needs to be overcome like an illness or a bad drug habit. The mold of the standard high school film is certainly broken with The Girl Next Door, but in this particular instance, the result is merely soft-core blandness...