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...tree no longer grows on Grant Street. The tree—which stood near Leverett Towers??was cut down yesterday after a report from City of Cambridge arborist Kelly Writer pronounced the tree a danger to public safety, according to Alan Joslin, a member of the Riverside Oversight Committee. “It was decided that by virtue of the condition of the tree, the tree produced a presence of danger and it is to be removed,” Joslin said last night at a meeting of the Riverside Oversight Committee, a watchdog group that advises...
...portrayals of suffering provide the most sincere emotional punch in the film. In stark contrast, the men’s episodes of torment are so repetitive and exasperating that they destroy the verisimilitude Stone and his screenwriter Andrea Berloff establish in the precious moments prior to the towers?? collapse.In “United 93,” on the other hand, writer/director Paul Greengrass maintains a terrifying sense of reality, even though his film relies on flimsier “facts” than “World Trade Center.” Somehow, a quasi-fictional portrayal...
...We’re British” is at times surprisingly subdued. In its moments of barely controlled mayhem, it is hilarious, but at other times it does become somewhat dull. Overall, however, fans of farce in the vein of the classic 1970s British comedy “Fawlty Towers?? will not be disappointed by the show. More than enough doors are slammed—and porn accidentally given to vicars—to amuse...
...espousal of Christian doctrine, not his action narrative. From the expository scenes of World War II London air raids to the “Alexander Nevsky”-esque ice flow chase to the overly long climatic battle—a poor imitation of “The Two Towers??—the unnecessary additions to the story do not enhance the audience’s appreciation for “Narnia” and become almost unbearable to watch. Whether it is the fault of the cinematographer, Donald McApline (“Moulin Rouge?...
...advertisements. But he was tight-lipped about the details of his methods. “We did [the advertising] in a special way. It’s a secret,” Ackil said. The “secret” advertising campaign appeared yesterday to have targeted Leverett towers??particularly F tower—as prime areas for the distribution of advertisements. The buttons for the elevators were completely surrounded by the small ads. The flyers were also all over the ground floor of F tower, and larger posters covered the bulletin boards. But some students didn?...