Word: screens
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...their program into smaller segments that can be retrieved one at a time. For instance, Let's Go Giggin, a five-minute comedy bit broadcast last week that features a nose-ringed clown hunting frogs with a stick, takes half an hour to come to life on a computer screen. Still a long wait, but where else can you find entertainment like that...
...Medical Ethics in the 1990's." Who can pre-meds turn to as role models? To help answer this question, the Society will screen several episodes of the popular sitcom Melrose Place. Pre-meds can learn about professional conduct and the human side of medicine from a great husband-and-wife team: Dr. Michael Mancini and Dr. Kimberly Shaw...
...provide us with an utter escape from this world of "Reservoir Dogs" and "Natural Born Killers" through 1930s Hollywood grace, glamour and fancy footwork. They do remind us of an era that perhaps never even existed, save in a small RKO studio in the age of the truly silver screen...
...Kiss of Death" is at its best when the feel of New York City penetrates the screen. At times, it may seem as if the pungent odor of the East River permeates the theater. The reality of the film is obviously aided by Price's year-long immersion into the billion dollar stolen car industry of New York and New Jersey. With the exception of the ending, which is too neat and tidy even by Hollywood's standards, Price's work has never been better...
...dinner. As we sat in the lounge of a shitty Italian restaurant (I'm allergic to Italian food) waiting for our Formica booth to be ready, we were surrounded by aged alcoholics and squirming children, all of whom were silently and raptly watching golf on the big screen TV (I hate watching golf). In the midst of our stilted and awkward conversation, I was informed, to my surprise, that we were in fact on a date. "That's a bad date," says Greg C. Clayman '95. He is one of the few who believe dating is alive and well...