Word: psychos
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...Girl O’Clock” relied upon Morrison’s incredible lyrical speed and pyrotechnics, and other songs simply belied categorization, such as “You Are Invited.” Reminiscent of David Byrne’s opening performance of “Psycho Killer” in the Talking Heads’s concert film Stop Making Sense, the Plan’s song, for the most part, is just Morrison’s vocals accompanied by a simple synthesized dance beat...
...People have been wondering why Betsy A. Rodriguez ’05 got booted from Greenough into a Hurlbut psycho single. Well, it might have something to do with propensity for wanton, malicious urination. “It started with what seemed to be trouble hitting the toilet,” remembers traumatized former roommate Joyce K. Bhutto ’05. “Then there was the ‘accidental’ soiling of my shoes and the not-so-accidental peeing all over my desk, textbooks, stuffed animals, laptop and boyfriend.” Hurlbut resident...
...energy and women. There a freewheeling new cinema was taking off and, faster than you can say Chungking Express, the self-trained Doyle found himself at its center. The journey took him to Hollywood, where he added color to Gus Van Sant's 1998 remake of Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho. And now Phillip Noyce's Rabbit-Proof Fence, his first Australian foray. "Yes, I'm from this place but I've been away for a while," says Doyle, 49, in his manic Mandarin-tinged accent, "so maybe I come back with a slightly different...
...earlier work as “The Bigot” in a 1999 Sports Illustrated interview in which he made derogatory comments about blacks, foreigners, homosexuals and the city of New York, Rocker appears at least somewhat on his way to an image makeover. For him, a psycho-slasher role is a big step...
...five-twister - and he fell on landing. Valenta won the gold. Bergoust placed last. "You need a little bit of luck. It's part of the sport," said Valenta. And perhaps a bit of madness as well. Said American Joe Pack, who won the silver, "Ales's a bit psycho." In the world of aerials, that's the highest praise...