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...once met Terrence Malick in a bar and told him, "Give me a dollar and point the way," he is now acting in The Thin Red Line, Malick's first film since the 1978 Days of Heaven. This fall Penn will topline in two other major movies, Stone's U-Turn and David (Seven) Fincher's The Game. The fellow who eyeballs the future and says, "I think rare will be the case where I'll act," is in danger of becoming an A-list movie star...
...planning to buy more beer than books at college this fall, have we got the spot for you. The Princeton Review today names West Virginia University the top party school in the nation. Here's the Review's complete list of Party U's. WVU President David Hardesty isn't exactly honored by the ranking. "It's an image problem," he said. For those of you seeking a higher education rather than a higher alcohol tolerance, try Money Online's guide to the best college buys...
...twentysomethings entered the decade floundering in the job market, did they deserve to be labeled dazed and confused? They had come of age after the U.S. took what some economists call the great U-turn. Energy prices first soared in 1973, and workers' wages stagnated. Between 1979 and 1995, some 43 million jobs were lost through corporate downsizing. Newly created jobs paid less and offered fewer benefits. Sharp cutbacks in federal grants since 1981 mean that 1 of 3 students works and attends school at the same time. Says Paul Rogat Loeb, author of Generation at the Crossroads, a study...
Other songs on the album work better. Doll has a fleeting, folksy loveliness, Monkey Wrench throws effective pop punches, and Hey, Johnny Park! has an ingratiating melody. But none has much ambition beyond making a blunt impact. If you're going to spell "colour" with a u in your album title, shouldn't you at least try for pretentiousness...
Welcome to Harvard, Incorporated, where it's never enough. Outlay/Student Robert J. Coolbrith Crimson Harvard is ranked sixth in per student spending. School Spending per student Cal. Tech. $73,967 Johns Hopkins U. $61,704 Washington U. $54,020 Wake Forest U. $49,051 Yale U. $45,507 Harvard U. $42,902 U. of Chicago $40,686 Allegheny U $33,270 Columbia U. $32,738 U. of Pennsylvania $32,022 Source: 1996 U.S. News and World Report College Rankings...