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...things." The real challenge came when Owen had to cry. "When the parents announce that they're breaking up, we did that scene a few times," says Baumbach, "and Owen really could cry in each one. It was very touching and at the same time so impressive. It's talent...
...tribute to young Kline's talent is that viewers of the film assume that he must be a bit...troubled. With a fearful sympathy, they ask Baumbach, "How is Owen?" His answer: "Owen couldn't be a better kid. He is so mature, so sane. I love...
...side of her I hadn’t seen before,” Strominger says, “I didn’t know that she could write so well. It is not a talent that you need as a theoretical physicist...
...While attending Stuyvesant High School in New York, she won the Westinghouse Science Talent Search—now known as the Intel Science Talent Search—with a number theory project on complex numbers. After Stuyvesant, Randall entered Harvard College in 1980 and graduated in three years as a physics concentrator. She says that Expos was one of her favorite classes, although she described it as “challenging...
...says. “That’s why they are who they are [now].” Long before Dartmouth became the league’s most successful veteran squad, it featured one of the league’s most tantalizing collections of unproven talent. Unproven, that is, until sophomore Angie Soriaga put the Big Green in overtime with a buzzer-beating three, where Dartmouth shocked the Crimson, 93-88, in front of a hostile Cambridge crowd. All but two players remain from the 2003-04 Big Green, including the team’s three top scorers from that...