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His raspy voice, wryly unflappable manner and ever present cigar were trademarks as familiar as Chaplin's cane or Lucy's red hair. Burns was not a particularly influential or groundbreaking comic, like Groucho Marx or George's old friend Jack Benny. But no one commanded the stage with more...
Although some students said juries will, on occasion, base their decisions less on facts and more on the performance of the defendant's lawyer, they said the trial system is usually effective.
Elizabeth Jacobs is perfect and out of control as the airheaded Brenda. She plays up the insecurities of the budding actress and her New Age quirks, like a bizarre predilection for chanting in times of stress, to devastating effect, cracking up the audience continuously. Despite her ditziness, she gets along...
Typically, the holiday is a joyous occasion. But in light of the recent attacks, many communities in Israel canceled their celebrations.
University Marshal Richard M. Hunt, a friend of Hoffmann's and a guest at the ceremony, described the affair as "a very nice, warm and friendly occasion."