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...Anyone worried that onetime stripper and blogger Cody is losing her edge with all this positive attention can relax. Cody gripped her trophy during her acceptance speech and thanked Page for "introducing me to this motherf----r." Page returned the love in her speech, if a bit more demurely, saying that Cody " created a teenage female lead I feel like we've never seen before." While most Spirit Award winners are usually little known, Juno is a commercial hit, approaching $130 million at the domestic box office. Wilson, who plays a convenience store clerk in the film, noted that Juno...
...yesterday. Casey, who is currently Harvard’s associate dean for academic affairs in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, will take the reins of the Greencastle, Ind. institution on July 1. “He was, far and above, the best candidate,” said Sarah R. Wallace, chairwoman of the DePauw presidential search committee. “The selection committee voted unanimously to endorse him in one vote. He had many attributes that we were looking for in terms of his abilities, experience, and communication skills.” Dean of the Faculty Michael D. Smith...
...then the scene continued and I was just completely hitting on the other character. For the rest of the scene people were adding sound effects of “Douche! Douche! Douche!” as I was being a douche. You kind of had to be there. Alasdair R. Wilkins ’10RR: How did you get involved in IGP?AW: Well, I’ve been doing improv since freshman year of high school, and when I saw their first show, I was like, “This is a million times better that what...
...been all that deep or inspired. Overall, however, the material is good enough to be recycled. Having become masters at musical appropriation, it is perhaps only fitting that, after finding something that works and works well, the Raveonettes have now begun to copy themselves. —Reviewer Nayeli R. Rodriguez can be reached at nrodrig@fas.harvard.edu...
...Hannah R. Trachtman ’10 opted for a voluntary gap year that she said would not have been possible without loans from her parents...