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Joining Apple's mother as the only ones ever to call him Raymond, the Prince runs an above-the-fold obit: "A man of the Times." Apple was chairman of the Prince in 1956, but just briefly. Poor grades got him kicked out of Princeton for a second time, and he never returned. (Apple eventually picked up his BA from Columbia's School of General Studies—which, according to this Spectator article, appears to be a haven for dropouts.) But the Prince dregs up what it can of Apple's time on campus, spent almost exclusively...
...lackluster ambiance and limited seating capacity. Sometimes called a “mini-Annenberg,” Fly-by was a place where friends from distant Houses could catch up. “Now all we have is floor, hard marble floor,” said Raymond L. Yu ’07, commenting on the dearth of tables and chairs in the Sanders lobby. Despite students’ complaints, HUDS spokeswoman Crista Martin said that the number of students using the service has remained “virtually the same”—in the high 500s...
...drinking and smoking at the bar with iron determination. Empty glasses lie on their sides on the beer mats and are swiftly retrieved and refilled by the only two women in the room, one middle-aged with cold eyes, the other a pretty blonde in her early 20s. Raymond Chandler might have described her as "stacked...
...Jury, was published that year), so they explode on the screen in Railroaded! In Mann movies, the broken bottle, not the gun, is the favored weapon of menace, perhaps because it's more sickeningly intimate. John Ireland, the film's primary thug, breaks a bottle and comes after Joe. Raymond Burr, Mann's inspired (and quite literal) notion of a heavy, had used one in Desperate, and he does it again in Railroaded!, breaking a bottle over...
...cross of light in the left eye of each actress, and another glistening cross in their earrings. Later, to show that time is running out, Alton's reflects Trevor's face in the dial of a black clock. He might allow a figure to swallow the frame, as bulky Raymond Burr does in Raw Deal. Alton also delighted in visual puns: On a dark street, a trash can lid rattles to the ground, and a gunman collapses on it - his head on a platter...