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...very useful as a means of learning about the atmosphere of the French Revolution through art,” says Kevin M. Riley ’08, a student in the course. [SEE CORRECTION BELOW...
...excitability is very contagious and makes people more interested in the topic,” Riley said. [SEE CORRECTION BELOW...
...CORRECTION: The Oct. 16 news article "Revolutionizing the Revolution" incorrectly attributed remarks by Michael R. Ragalie '09 to Kevin M. Riley ’08. It was Ragalie, not Riley, who said, "It was very useful as a means of learning about the atmosphere of the French Revolution through art" and "[Visiting professor James Livesey's ’94] excitability is very contagious and makes people more interested in the topic...
...America. A mature audience willing to bear with a drowsy pace may appreciate the glamorous visuals and seductive draw. The film is sobering and dark, simple at its core. But stretched over two and a half hours, even its rich meaning wanes. —Staff writer Erin F. Riley can be reached at eriley@fas.harvard.edu...
...music film, but as "a tragic love story with great music." Based on the book Touching From a Distance by Curtis' wife, Debbie (played by the Oscar-nominated British actress Samantha Morton), it's a familiar tale: Debbie and Curtis, brought movingly back to life by newcomer Sam Riley, meet and marry as teenagers; Curtis joins the band and, while on tour, begins an affair with an exotic Belgian, leaving Debbie at home to take care of their baby and work two jobs. Racked with guilt at his own infidelity, Curtis' torment is compounded by epileptic fits - often on stage...