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Directed by Stephen GaghanWarner Bros. Pictures4 1/2 stars“Syriana” is hardly the feel-good movie of the year. The audience has little to latch onto: there are no tidy conclusions, no moral victories. Jagged scenes, choppy story lines, and sharp dialogue bemuse and befuddle. The plot snakes in and around itself, yet the narrative entanglement revealed by the narrative peak lacks any sort of clear solution.But this uneasiness sets “Syriana” apart as striking and provocative. The movie raises questions about politics, war, and the Middle East through the lens...
When Justice Stephen G. Breyer asked FAIR attorney E. Joshua Rosenkranz point-blank whether law schools that hold recruiters to the nondiscrimination pledge are violating the Solomon Amendment, Rosenkranz responded...
...Rosenkranz has seemed determined to secure a decision on constitutional issues at any cost,” University of Pennsylvania law professor Stephen B. Burbank ’68, who is the Watson visiting professor at Harvard this semester, wrote in an e-mail yesterday. Burbank and his fellow Penn colleagues filed a separate anti-Solomon Amendment suit—in part because of concerns about Rosenkranz’s strategy, he said...
...represented by a puppet operated by an actor who will later play that child as an adult. After almost falling off the cliff, however, the siblings grow up to experience other personal tragedies. One sister has an unwanted pregnancy, another sister struggles with her homosexuality, while the brother, Stephen, is dying of AIDS contracted on a post-breakup sexual binge. Much of Vogel’s writing finds its basis in her own life. Her own homosexuality undoubtedly influenced the character of the daughter and, like the character Stephen, Vogel’s brother died of AIDS. As a writer...
...court brief presented a statutory argument that the military already had “equal access” to students because all recruiters were faced with the same nondiscrimination pledge.But FAIR’s lead attorney, E. Joshua Rosenkranz, appeared to reject that argument under questioning from Justice Stephen G. Breyer yesterday.Breyer asked, “Do you agree with the government that the statute as fairly interpreted is violated when schools issue rules uniformly applied to all employers that you can’t come in if you have the discrimination against hiring gay people...