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...Sue Cutler, Brown...

Author: By Nick Wurf, | Title: King of the Ivies | 3/14/1985 | See Source »

YALE (65)--Sue Johnson 8-6-22; Kelly LeComte 7-1-15; Sue Patton 4-3-11; Missy Park 3-0-6; Patti Carbery 2-2-6; Karen Yarasavage 0-2-2; Mary Gorman 0-0-0; Jill Ward 0-3-3; Molly Brostrom 0-0-0; Katy Carley 0-0-0; Jenifer Deal 0-0-0; Vicky Barber 0-0-0. Totals...

Author: By Jonathan Putnam, | Title: Joseph's Finale Grand, but Late Yale Surge Overtakes Faltering Women Cagers, 65-56 | 3/11/1985 | See Source »

...soon as the party gets under way, it becomes clear that Brandon's need to prove his superiority makes him betray ever more obvious indications of his guilt. His choice of the nerve-racked Susan (Sue Kelly) as an accomplice, numerous slips of the tongue, and his unusually fervent advocacy of his ideology of the right to murder makes it inevitable that Rupert will suspect he has sired, more than an academic disciple. After inducing Susan to break down for the fifth time in the party--this time by confronting her with the murder weapon (a piece of rope)--Rupert...

Author: By Neil Bernstein, | Title: Eerie Ideology | 3/8/1985 | See Source »

Director Tony Simon and Producer Leslic Tamarabuchi do a fine job of blending an extremely talented cast into a more modern vehicle for the same theme. Marc Dolan as Rupert and Sue Kelly as Susan deserve especial praise for their convincing performances in difficult roles. Dolan does a fantastic job of portraying the intellectually keen Rupert while maintaining the credibility of the character. He succeeds remarkably in his role, holding the drama together in a lively yet composed performance. Kelly also succeeds in making the nerve-wraught accomplice a credible character...

Author: By Neil Bernstein, | Title: Eerie Ideology | 3/8/1985 | See Source »

...admit a U.S. observer mission to the agency. It was only one of several victories for the U.S. at the five-day meeting. The board also rejected a Soviet bid to cut costs by firing UNESCO's 143 American employees. And it sidestepped an effort by M'Bow to sue the U.S. in the World Court in an attempt to collect an American contribution of $43 million...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: Diplomacy: Drawing Back to the Board | 3/4/1985 | See Source »

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