Word: smith
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...original story and is the executive producer. As we know from the Star Wars and Indiana Jones trilogies, he loves multilevel, multicharacter, broadly played popular fiction edited at a pace that flirts with incomprehensibility yet rigorously maintains narrative logic. Radioland, scripted by four writers and directed by Mel Smith, takes place under one roof on one night and puts this style under still greater pressure. Perhaps too much. The adventure form's spaciousness granted us breathing room, time to take things in. This comedy, dazzling as its rhythms often are, ought to give us the same kind of breaks...
Roiphe says that "her" feminism wants women to stand up for themselves; if she wants women to have control of their lives, she must stop telling them to accept violence against them. --Virginia I. Mackay-Smith '78 Assistant Dean of Harvard College for Coeducation
Hughes starts on the defensive line, and Chris Smith will join him there for extensive stretches during the Princeton game. Hewitt handles all of the Crimson's kickoffs...
...must have taken extreme bravery on the part of Lori Park, Jen Smith and Jed Willard to resurrect. "The Square Root of Wonderful" for last weekend's run at the Loeb Experimental Theater. Unfortunately, little could be done to improve the flawed text, but the run was filled with successes on the part of the talented cast...
...store, Harrods, causing another political headache for Prime Minister John Major. Although TIME London bureau chief Barry Hillenbrand says it's not likely to create big waves, "it's going to cause Major some embarrassment. But it's not going to endanger the government." Major accepted Deputy Minister Tim Smith's resignation, calling it "unavoidable." Smith and another government official, who maintains his innocence, are accused of taking money between 1987 and 1989 in exchange for attempting to aid the store's owner, Mohamed Al-Fayed. In the mode of refined British politicos, Labour leaders seized the moment, booing...