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...combat teenage drug use is to force every kid to pee in a cup to prove he or she does not use drugs, the school board passed a policy in which all students, not just those involved in athletics, would be required to "volunteer" to take a random drug test. If their parents do not give their permission, the student is treated as if he or she had tested positive for drugs. The penalty for testing positive is three days of in-school suspension and missing all extracurricular activities for 21 days...
...worth and dignity of each human, to create a zone into which the government may not enter without good and proper cause. It runs counter to our notion of decency and fair play that any person should be taken aside and searched without probable cause of some wrongdoing, but random drug testing is a search based upon presupposed guilt without any suspicion, much less probable cause...
...Cabaret seemed to include almost everything, from two thousand year old Hindu dance to old-school breakdancing, but it never felt like a simple variety show. There seemed to be an understanding that this was no random display of talent. This is part of what we are, this is what we do, all seemed to say, from "hardcore jazz" trio Triple Threat (Jon Natchez '99, Adam Schneit '98 and Ben Herson) to dazzling drag queen MsBegotten (Sasha Badian...
...that Brill's Content is the hot new publication... If that man standing outside 7-11 touches my shoulder one more time, I'm going to go Tae Bo on his ass... Ok, I have issues with People's 50 Most Beautiful in the World Issue. Why all the random actors and actresses? This is the _world_ we're talking about, right? Why are almost all of the chosen stars American? My mom's a People junkie, so I asked her what she thought. "As long as they don't pick Nicole Kidman, I'm satisfied."... A line...
...almost frantically - that wispy plot summary I just gave you covers about 10 minutes of the film. Allen begins with a concept and then uses his 90-minute movies to explore every possible angle of it. In this case, the Winklers ride the wave of Allen's fantasies - extremely random circumstances of fate throw their lives into disarray constantly, but we get the feeling that it's Woody playfully throwing ideas around as to actually crafting character arcs. The script seems to pose questions: What happens if the Winklers struck it rich? What happens to people when they achieve their...