Word: typing
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Many people warned the administration that this was not the type of thing that the B.U. School of Communications should be involved in," Buresh said in an interview. "But those who applied pressure were treated badly or told that their objections were political. I no longer wanted to be associated with the administration of the college...
...irony of the situation," said Buresh, "is that Maitre moved from a communist country and claimed he wanted to get away from that type of government. And yet, the program is an example of government agencies using propaganda illegally--of promoting the political interests of the administration...
...campaign uses the theme of competence to highlight the new type of budget-conscious Democrat who supposedly has matured during the last eight years. Dukakis' handlers point to their candidate as the best and brightest example of this new breed...
...physical quirks which quickly sketch a whole range of characteristics. His best moments explore the extent of male folly. His characters are often driven by lust, a drive that they often do not understand or which threatens to overwhelm them. A bombastic portrait of a Married to the Mob type who has just eaten a huge meal is particularly on target. As he advises his nephew Vincent to fall in love, he reminisces about his own youth, when he was a "human hard-on" and "a dick with clothes on." "You don't get married," he warns, "you never going...
...medical school dropout whose comic routines are pointed reminiscences of his own failures as a student. Lilah (Sally Field), a New Jersey housewife with a yen for humor, fails miserably at first at the business of being funny. She resorts to time-worn Polish jokes--you know the type: "My husband's Polish. He gave me something long and hard when we got married...a last name." Understandably, these earn more catcalls than applause, and for advice she turns to Steven, whose wry wit sends the audience into convulsions...