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...woes of the council just reflect the inattention of the student body. When the voters in a democracy (however flawed it may be) simply don't care, council-style ugliness is the almost inevitable result...
...juries therefore influenced by the talk shows, or do talk shows merely cater to popular inquisitiveness? Talk-show host Montel Williams argues that "we reflect society -- we don't create society." Rose Mary Henri, executive producer of the Sally Jessy Raphael show, says: "I think we've helped the public awareness of domestic abuse and many of the abuse problems that exist, but I have no idea what kind of impact that has on someone who is serving on a jury...
...million, France's largest ever. But the picture was a mess. That Zhang and Mikhalkov shared the second-place Grand Jury Prize was seen as the jury's amicable nod to two established directors. That Queen Margot won the thanks-for-coming Jury Prize was thought to reflect the clout of the panel's three French members...
Tarantino's guilty secret, which the international critics should have noticed, is that his films are cultural hybrids. The blood and gore, the cheeky patter, the taunting mise-en-scene are all very American -- the old studios at their snazziest. But Tarantino's hard guys also reflect a European sensibility, reminiscent of the existential gangster films of Jean-Pierre Melville; they talk all night about everything except what matters. With this marriage of Hollywood and the Continent, Pulp Fiction, which will open in the U.S. this fall, showed Cannes that the power of movies is all about energy, visual...
...Regulating levels of chemotherapy to reflect the changes in body rhythms that occur during day and night can increase its effectiveness, researchers say. Tumors shrank significantly in half the patients treated this way, compared with 30% of those who received regular therapy. Doctors have discussed the strategy, known as chronotherapy, for at least two decades, but only recently found a practical way to deliver doses linked to body rhythms...