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...family comedies can be all-around great fun. “Toy Story” (featuring Allen in a decently compelling performance) is in my top-ten list, and “Finding Nemo” never disappoints. Both of those movies succeed based on their ability to bring out the gleeful child within the bitterest cynic. “The Shaggy Dog” doesn’t come remotely close to replicating the same coup de cinema...
...Dance floor of a party. First thing you notice about a guy: His smile. Freshman boys or senior men?: Whichever is more mature. Your best pick-up line: Wanna plot some curves? Best or worst lie you’ve ever told: No English, tee hee hee. Favorite childhood toy: A kaleidoscope. Sexiest physical trait: My cheekbones. Favorite part about Harvard: Sorry, what happens in the suite stays in the suite. Least favorite part about Harvard: Snow in April. Describe yourself in three words: Nerd at heart. In 15 minutes you are: Watching a Bollywood movie with Elissa...
...classroom that newly re-elected Mayor of Cambridge Kenneth E. Reeves ’72 first knew he was gay. The room’s play area was divided: dolls for girls and teddy bears for boys. The young Reeves was frustrated when he was denied a doll, his toy of choice. “They had to force me to hold a teddy bear,” Reeves says...
...still controlled by the demons of anxiety. Your best pick-up line: I have to thank you for setting a good example for these other women. Best or worst lie you’ve ever told: She didn’t mean that much to me. Favorite childhood toy: Legos. Sexiest physical trait: Nothing is sexier than the legs of a miler. Describe yourself in three words: Running down dreams. In 15 minutes you are: Probably still inwardly debating the merits of a pre-lunch shower. In 15 years you are: Hopefully not at the age where I have something...
...find it ludicrous to claim that there is something unethical about toy companies creating animated programs in order to sell their toys. For years television shows have licensed toy companies to re-create their characters and objects for children to play with. If a company designs a concept for a toy, as well as a story line to go with it, it is just a natural extension of the licensing concept...