Word: recruiting
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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While he has been able to recruit the formost talent available to collaborate with, this is really a Kieslowski film. Every aspect of the film is superb, and this is a testament to his talent. With this trilogy, and "Red" in particular, Kieslowski proves that he is one of the most important directors of his generation...
...freshman phenoms are led by freestyler Keiko Iwahara, a recruit from Osaka, Japan. Iwahara has owned the 50 free for the Crimson, winning the event against Brown and Columbia and placing third at the Invitational. She has also been a part of both Harvard's medley and freestyle relay teams...
...hours while another commander went back for the bullets he had forgotten to bring to target practice. One soldier eventually suffered what appeared to have been a heart attack; he died when he was beaten after being forced to do push-ups while wearing a gas mask. A second recruit succumbed when he was beaten so brutally by other soldiers that he suffered a brain hemorrhage. A third died of a bleeding ulcer after the doctor on base decided he was faking his pain...
...haven't made any increased efforts [to recruit students," Clisham says. "There's just been an increased general interest...
...reach out to the Black community at Harvard have been few and far between. Staffers have visited BSA meetings and tried to cajole students into comping The Crimson. But how does The Crimson expect to get a more diverse staff if it alienates the very people it tries to recruit...