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Columbia President Lee C. Bollinger publicly apologized, but the band has said it would not and has prominently displayed the offending script on its website, complete with an editorial comment that it “received the Catholic League seal of approval...
Roberts, who directs the script-writing process, said that digs at other Ivies will not be completely omitted—they just won’t be the halftime show’s main focus...
...script this time is that Dole is unscripted. I catch on after three people, including Dole herself, tell me how she jumped on aHarley to roar into an auditorium at Duke University, which, of course, was entirely scripted. The crowd is not terribly specific about why they like her, but they do love her. One says Dole is "so much like Jesse," another marvels at how Dole's "mother over there in Salisbury is 101 years old," while a white-haired gentleman gushes over "what a pretty lady she is." He puts a yellow pride in tobacco...
...will return in January) capped months of preparation for the college’s first filmed-on-campus motion picture. Revolution Studios initially contacted Wellesley administrators about the project in late April, according to Mary Ann Hill, Director of Public Information and Government Relations. After college administrators reviewed the script and “[agreed] to the portrayal of the institution,” Hill wrote in an e-mail, preparations began to ready the campus for its role as itself circa spring...
...movie. But Hannibal Lecter is a two-dimensional character in Manhunter." Screenwriter Ted Tally (who also adapted Lambs) wasn't intimidated. "I didn't have any interest in re-creating Manhunter, which to me was kind of like a Miami Vice episode," says Tally. "I love the book." His script, which explores all the characters' psychological underpinnings, helped get the esteemed cast on board: Edward Norton as Will Graham, Ralph Fiennes as the serial killer and Philip Seymour Hoffman as a tabloid reporter who expires, memorably, in a speeding, flaming wheelchair...