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Officer Michael Estepe and Officer Raymond A. Bowen signed Cole’s arrest report. BPD spokesperson Mariellen Burns said she was not aware of Cole’s allegations...
...director's strongest, strangest work since the Twin Peaks days begins as the tale of a starstruck blond (Naomi Watts) who hooks up with a brunet mystery woman (Laura Elena Harring). For its first 90 minutes the film motors along this noirish route--Raymond Chandler shops at Frederick's of Hollywood--then goes defiantly, wondrously weird. This handsome, persuasively inhabited spook show reveals Lynch's talent for fooling, unsettling and finally enthralling his audience. Viewers will feel as though they've just finished a great meal but aren't sure what they've been served. Behind them, the chef smiles...
...When Raymond Y. Rodham ‘03 and Samir K. “40” Shankar ‘03 found the Adams House foosball room occupied late Sunday night, they assumed that the room was being used for its intended purpose, and that the only rods being gripped were “those rods you turn to turn the guys, you know,” Rodham said. An anonymous masturbator proved them wrong. “Give me, uh, 30 seconds, guys,” the fiend muttered while blocking the door, a fistful of tissue clearly...
...have had some changes, [but] I can’t really speak in specifics because that would defeat the purpose,” Memorial Hall building manager Raymond C. Traietti says. “We have a lot of people in the building and it was a concern. We wanted our patrons to feel more comfortable. September 11 was a scary...
...swept away by "Remembering Jim Crow: African Americans Tell About Life in the Segregated South," edited by William Henry Chafe, Raymond Gavins, Robert Korstad and the staff of the Behind the Veil Project" (New Press; November), giving it a starred review. The book and CD draw on the 1,200 interviews with African-Americans that make up the Duke University collection called Behind the Veil: Documenting African-American Life in the Jim Crow South. Says PW, "Viscerally powerful...Readers and listeners will confront ?the dailiness of the terror blacks experienced at the hands of capricious whites,? and of ?the capacity...