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...from self-reflective comments (“I’m Easy”) to advice (“Don’t Come on Your Cat”) to the absurd (“Nine Years is the Exact Right Amount of Time to Be in a Bad Relationship??). The lessons may vary in their pertinence, but when they’re all this entertaining, that hardly seems to matter. One lesson that seems pretty universal comes from the account of Dan Vebber, who has written for shows like “Futurama?...
...it’s this proximity that has defined the Ec power couple’s relationship??starting with their meeting at University of California, Los Angeles, where Athey was giving a talk, which Imbens drove across the traffic-laden city to attend...
...dual nature in itself: restrained and unbridled, violent and erotic, lustful and odious. These dualities grow inextricably intertwined through intimacy, portrayed in a series of graphic sex scenes. Though these scenes are clearly responsible for the film’s NC-17 rating, the bedtime power plays expose the relationship??s ability to consume and transform the pair. Unfortunately, the evolution of this relationship is about as far as the film goes. Exhibited largely through a combination of stolen glances and acrobatic bedroom activity, the dynamics ultimately turn repetitive. Additionally, Wong’s character development is lacking...
Gray said that Houghton’s decision may have been motivated by a desire for continuity during a major administrative transition. She also pointed to Houghton’s “good relationship?? with University President-elect Drew G. Faust as a possible reason for staying...
Fitzwilliam is dating Melanie, who is unhappy with their relationship??but not as unhappy with it as Nick, who is obviously smitten with her. Nick writes an anonymous letter to Melanie asking for advice on how to win a woman, and he receives predictably terrible advice. It’s when he takes that advice, befriending a mystic named Steve (Andrew M. Choi ’10), dressing as a ninja, and serenading Melanie in Italian, that “Ask Me Anything” really took...