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...inequitable effect even among convicts, says the ACLU. “It irrationally subjects only those with drug convictions to this penalty,” says Wolf. “A drug conviction is the only one that can deprive you of financial aid....You could be convicted of murder and still receive aid from the government.”The U.S. Governmental Accounting Office released a study in September 2005 that failed to find any evidence that the Aid Elimination Penalty “actually helped to deter drug use.”The report observed that college graduates...
...year-old has been charged with second degree murder in the death of Harvard student Clarence D. “Duane” Meat ’05-’07 Wednesday morning, according to the Minneapolis Police Department...
Directed by Marco Bellochio Peppercorn-Wormser/ The Criterion Collection 4 Stars Marco Bellocchio’s “Fists In the Pocket” follows a murderous epileptic as he begins killing his stuffy, embarrassing family. Oh, and he’s in love with his sister, his first victim is his blind mother, and his second victim is his mentally disabled epileptic brother. It’s an audacious directorial debut, particularly for Italy in 1965, still trying to stitch itself together after the war and, cinematically, completely in the thrall of neo-realism, which was just beginning...
...destruction of man and nature. Director Chuan Lu’s touching, forceful film tells of a tightly knit band of civilians who devote their lives to protecting the endangered Tibetan antelope from unscrupulous poachers. Ritai (played with furious gusto by Tibetan actor Duobuji) copes with the murder of one of his men in the only way he knows: he starts hunting the hunters. With the grace of a master filmmaker, Lu seamlessly folds the story of Ga Yu (Zhang Lei), a wet-behind-the-ears reporter for a Beijing newspaper, into Ritai’s crusade against the poachers...
...critic, who dared describe Colbert as "shrill and airless","If you don't like what Colbert had to say then you are a radical right winger... You're a killer in a SUV with blinders on with your foot plastered to the floor... You believe in torture, war, and murder of innocent lives." The critic in question happens to be my Nader-supporting, antiwar, vegetarian husband. But perhaps I'll think twice about kids...