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...nuclear arsenal in world affairs. Some careless observers have suggested that it was a perpetual condition. Not so. There was anger, and it lurked beneath a furrowed brow. He could glower, and then often he just shifted into neutral. When he did grin, with old Army comrades or his newfound political friends, you knew more often than not that good things were...
...definitely a good thing to get a big time band [for Springfest]," says Hammond, who attended last year's Springfest on pre-frosh weekend. He says the council should use its newfound $40,000 to lure a good band to the event...
...That newfound freedom springs from the magic of the silicon chip. Animation is a torturous process; a typical artist draws just three seconds of film a week. By automating tasks that once had to be endlessly repeated by hand (one Pixar program instantly covers a creature's body with pockmarks), computers cut that time dramatically. Such efficiencies haven't yet made animated films much cheaper, of course; actually producing movies for less money would violate the laws of Hollywood physics. "The cost for visual images comes down every year," says Carl Rosendahl, president of Pacific Data Images, which did effects...
...optimistic that an overwhelming majority of the students would vote in such an election--after all, nearly 50 percent turned out to vote grapes back into the dining halls last year. When it comes to issues that could affect students directly, as is the case with the council's newfound cash, the campus is far from apathetic...
...with the dialogue. For example, when director Jerry Ruiz '00 mixes Basque's hectic preparations with an impromptu swing dance at Celimene's party, the audience can choose either to laugh at the valet's antics or to enjoy the well-choreographed steps (a tribute to the dance's newfound popularity...