Word: smarted
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...reality concern all people. Although I too bemoan the single-minded pre-professionalism of the majority of students here, the generalizations that Grafstein makes are "sad and insidious" "signs of the times" that Grafstein feels he must try to promote bickering among student activist groups. Is this just a smart but cheap way of getting people to write the Crimson? Henry C. Park...
...filmmakers concentrate on a hackneyed sub-plot about the Organization for World Management, a sinister group of slick, young corporate types who plot to control the world by shrinking the masses. They kidnap poor Pat to run experiments on her, but, with the help of a gorilla (yes, another smart movie gorilla), she tries to escape and tell all of the terrible conspiracy. What happened to the clever social commentary, the biting satire? What happened to the attacks on advertising and the tube? Maybe Schumacher and Wagner were afraid they wouldn't be able to sell their movie...
...best known for his work as John Merrick in The Elephant Man brings to his Macbeth the boundless energy of a fledgling Henry V. The shapely Maureen Anderman makes Lady Macbeth a hot-blooded sex symbol. One can visualize the pair being written up in the gossip columns as smart society's latest darlings and very much on the rise...
...first period, the Golden Knights had shown flashes of high-gear skating, but some smart defensive play from Crimson ace Mark Fusco (who found that tackling the green and gold forwards worked as well as anything else), and Lau's goaltending held the Knights to just one score...
...portends bad times for the record business, as companies will be more reluctant to sign bands out of the mainstream, and fans will have little incentive to buy expensive albums by unknowns. And it's fitting Steely Dan leads the price lunge. It fits their style. If you're smart, you'll buy one of their early efforts. It doesn't matter which--Dan enthusiasts don't agree on a 'best'--the albums are all interchangeable. But at $5.98 you won't feel as bad when, in six months, you realize how disposable the work...