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...answer is no. Damon doesn't want to be "another flash in the pan." He believes that "it's an unhealthy thing to be told you're going to be a big star." He just wants people to "respect me for what I am and I respect them for what I am and I respect them for what they are." To Damon, acting's just something he does well...
SPORTS CUBE PREDICTS Jay K. Verma, Sports Editor Harvard 21 Holy Cross 17 Phil P. Pan, Managing Editor Harvard 17 Holy Cross 10 John B. Trainer, Sports Staff Writer Harvard 16 Holy Cross 13 Dante E.A. Ramos, Design Editor Harvard 14 Holy Cross...
Despite the treaty their leaders signed in Maastricht, some citizens in the 12 member nations have come to have doubts about the pan-European projects and dreams that had beckoned so beguilingly in the aftermath of the cold war. The Danes spurned the Maastricht treaty because they feared an overcentralization of power in Brussels. Ireland did vote in favor of the treaty in June. France's President Francois Mitterrand, who did not have to call a national referendum, chose nonetheless to do so after the Danish vote in order to boost his own stature. He assumed the treaty would easily...
Dozens of blackboards proclaim, in colored chalk, the dizzying array of meals available at Bartley's. The menu itself is jammed with handwritten descriptions of pasta dishes, fried clams ("no bellies"), hot apple pan dowdy, cajun fried sweet potatoes, and of course, Mr. Bartley's celebrated burgers...
...WITH A JUG -- because Whoopi, dreadlocks, attitude and all, is branching out. Quick, what does the worldy night and twice on Saturday. The negatives, as they say in politics, are encouraging: no monologue, no band to tootle when inspiration flags, no giggling studio audience to which the camera can pan, and no Dan Quayle jokes unless Quayle himself makes them...