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...children and their deaths fill seven cardboard boxes. Among the dead is Octavious Sims, whose family's suspected negligence had been reported over and over to social workers before he was starved, immersed in boiling water and beaten to death three days before his first birthday. Another is Raymond Ellis, 16, paralyzed in a car accident as a toddler and in need of constant care. For years doctors had begged caseworkers to remove him from his mother's care. No one did. Raymond died of a preventable infection and pneumonia...
...nuclear-family comedy is still alive, of course, from Fox's Malcolm in the Middle to CBS's Everybody Loves Raymond, the reliable hit that is keeping in-law jokes safe for another generation. But expect the mutations to continue; in the works is CBS's Say Uncle, about a gay man raising his niece and nephew. Today's family comedy isn't always what traditionalists would call family friendly anymore. But hey, today's family isn't always either...
...nuclear-family comedy is still alive, of course: there's Fox's "Malcolm in the Middle" and its underrated "'70s Show," as well as CBS's "Everybody Loves Raymond," the reliable hit keeping in-law jokes safe for another generation. But expect the mutations to continue, just as in society. In the works, for instance, is CBS's "Say Uncle," about a gay man raising his niece and nephew. Today's family comedy isn't always what traditionalists would call family- friendly anymore. But hey, today's family isn't always either. With reporting by Jeanne McDowell/Los Angeles
Climenko Professor of Law Charles J. Ogletree, along with Sharpton and Source magazine CEO David Mays, held a press conference at the Norfolk County House of Correction in Dedham yesterday afternoon, where Raymond Scott, leader of the rap group Made Men is imprisoned on an unrelated assault charge...
...Raymond J. Kartwicki describes himself as a steadfast Democrat. He will be voting for Vice President Al Gore '69 in the upcoming presidential election and he says he eventually plans to work in public policy...