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Hopefully, the non-stop action flick advertising will bring in audiences that wouldn’t ordinarily go for the actual film, which is more of a rarity: although it has three action scenes, at the beginning, middle and end, most of the movie is focused on smaller, less dramatic moments. The heart of the movie is not the battles, but the relationship between Aubrey and Ship Surgeon Stephen Maturin (Paul Bettany, Crowe’s imaginary roommate in A Beautiful Mind...
...Dead) and Peter Shaffer (Equus, Amadeus) at their funniest. The plays operate within the conceits of the dramatic and artistic spheres, respectively, in order to highlight the contrasts between illusion and reality, the unseen and the visible. Both plays tinker with theatrical conventions to create an evening of non-stop hysterics. Through Saturday, April 12 at 8 p.m. Tickets $8, $5 for students and seniors, $4 for Adams House residents, available at the Harvard Box Office, (617) 496-2222. Adams House Pool Theatre, 13 Bow St., Cambridge...
...shooting form is a cut above most Ivy Leaguers. Her quickness allows her to penetrate or create room for her own shot. The only drawback to her game is her height. At 5’2, Moore can be overmatched by a bigger guard. But her tenacious defense and non-stop motor make her an essential piece of the puzzle for Harvard. It is not a coincidence she was the only player to play every minute against Kansas State, as she is desperately needed on the floor at all times...
Peter Sanderson thought he had it all figured out. A partner at a big tax firm, he’d worked non-stop to provide his wife and kids with a everything they could want. Peter (Steve Martin) had the best of intentions, but when he became oblivious to everything but the ring of his cell phone, his wife finally snapped and divorced him. Recovering from his divorce but still too caught up in the corporate rush to figure out what went wrong, he starts looking for love online...
Apparently I am not alone. The average American watches 3.77 hours of a television a day. This adds up to 52 days of non-stop TV watching a year, and nearly nine straight years of watching by age 65. If you don’t know what’s going on with your roommates, look no further: two-thirds of Americans report regularly watching television while eating dinner, with the average household featuring one blaring television 7.2 hours each day. Note that “average” means there are many people who watch significantly more than...