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...Senior Rachel Murray, sophomore Danielle Kerper, Halpenny, Winkeller, Bock, and Reichling all recorded singles, but the Crimson was unable to score in the 3-0 shut...
...college writing and highlighted passages that were suspiciously similar to other journalists' work. ATRIOS and DAILY KOS flagged movie reviews that uncomfortably resembled those by writers at Salon.com as well as a postcollege film analysis by Domenech for the National Review Online that lifted unique phrasing from Steve Murray of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Just three days after the launch of Red America, Domenech resigned. In a statement, the Post acknowledged the "powerful role that the Internet can play in the practice of journalism." Back at his old Web home, Domenech slammed the "liberal attack machine" but found "enormous solace...
Additionally, Murray portrays his friend’s sense of discovery quite well, especially in one memorable scene where Bruce marvels at his first snowfall, crunching the powder between his hands. Scenes like this subtly portray the novelty in Bruce’s brave new world without yanking the viewer by the collar...
...with his family in a disorienting airport reunion that, back at his father’s house, gives way to bitter tears. His mother died several months before, and he finds the fact that he can’t remember wishing her goodbye on her deathbed particularly stinging. But Murray particularly emphasizes Bruce’s forging of new relationships, profiling his relationship with his first love, Narelle...
Throughout Bruce’s journey, Murray asks, "Is a person minus his memories still the same person?" but never offers an answer. While at times Murray’s film can feel maddeningly slippery and occasionally slow, it’s comforting to know that someone out there is making documentaries with a sense of perspective and a real, beating heart...