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...guess eponymous characters spell success--four out of five of the best actor nominees play characters referred to in their film's title (Sean Penn is the "Dead Man Walking"). That may get you the nomination but not the award. The favorite in this race is Nicolas Cage for his role in "Leaving Las Vegas." And he would be my choice as well. Richard Dreyfuss? Big deal, so he ages 30 years in two hours in "Mr. Holland's Opus." Anthony Hopkins? Good, but not good enough; and he just won not long ago for "Silence of the Lambs." Massimo...
...spell-check this column only to learn that the makers of computer dictionaries, too, live in the dark ages where ombudspeople are called men, I send out a final appeal, dear Reader: Let us work together...
...Harvard over colleges located in bustling cities or notorious high-crime areas. Yet Harvard is not the safe campus it appears to be, and students must remember to take precautions. Still, we must hold the University responsible for not improving campus security. We would like to see the administration spell out a comprehensive program to improve campus security which includes better lighting and increased police patrols...
...spell "relief"? Or "monzonite"? Or "chonolith...
...lovers run away to a forest inhabited by fairies. Thanks to the Fairy King's mischevious helper Puck, the mortal lovers become even more discombobulated and frantic until the deux-es-machina ending. Meanwhile, the Fairy King squabbles with Queen Titania over custody of their child until Puck's spell causes the queen to temporarily fall in love with Bottom the Ass, a man with the head of a donkey. Once all the confusion subsides, however, a very happy ending ensues...