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Stroman's transfer of her direction of Mel Brooks' Broadway musical about a lunatic producer (Lane) and a neurotic one (Broderick) trying to put on a musical so bad it will be a flop is quite literal and jolly. There's no attempt to address the show's endemic weak spots--a slow start and a contrived end. Mostly Stroman just lets it rip. But in some respects the movie is an improvement on the show. Thurman and Ferrell bring a winning naivet� to their parts; Gary Beach is unimprovable, repeating his role as a sweetly inept director-star...
...both took Bush to task for the skimpiness of the Iraq effort. Clark wrote a New York Times Op-Ed piece offering a thoughtful list of suggestions for a more successful prosecution of the war that he had opposed, including the deployment of more troops (which he would transfer from other regions). Reed pointed out that the President, despite his talk of limited success in the reconstruction of the cities of Najaf and Mosul, "didn't tell the American people how we're going to replicate that success in other parts of Iraq ... how many more teams of Americans, both...
...They started the game very confident. They came out of that [70-65 loss at Kansas last week] with a newfound confidence, the way we should’ve come out of our Virginia game.” LEARNING TO COPE Northeastern senior Quiana Copeland, a transfer from Providence College, dominated stretches of the game with her size?she stands at a solid 6’2?strength, and speed. She finished with 22 points and 15 rebounds, overshadowing a solid performance by the Huskies’ star point guard, Shaleyse Smallwood. “She?...
Displaced Tulane students and Undergraduate Council (UC) representatives were joined by a few Harvard undergrads outside the Science Center yesterday in a rally demanding that administrators allow Tulane freshman to apply for transfer admission to Harvard for the spring semester. The relatively small group of protestors, armed with phrases such as “Tulane-Not Too Late” and “We Love Harvard,” was backed by the support of a recent UC position paper saying that Harvard should revise its original agreement forcing Tulane students to return to New Orleans...
...adjusting the timetable of the transfer process, Harvard would greatly assist the visiting freshmen and harm no one. Harvard has been outstandingly helpful and supportive over the past three months. Judging from the faculty, employees, and fellow students that I have come to know, I can only hope that this great university will understand the practicality of allowing the Tulane freshmen to apply now rather than later. I am deeply grateful for the fall I have spent getting to know this community, and I only ask for the opportunity to submit an application...