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...Accusation #1: The "Jealous Boyfriend" Clich. According to one columnist, at a post-Oscar party, nominee Russell Crowe (perhaps slightly intoxicated) was "overinsistent" with Winona and got just a little too touchy-feely with her for Matt's taste (not only did Russell steal his Oscar nom, he also was making moves on his girl). So Matt freaks, Russell double freaks, both erupt in hysterics, Russell leaves in a tizzy, Matt cuddles the traumatized Ryder. Isolated incident? Well, not if you consider...
...wants to ban "soft money" 25. They want to resume talks with India over Kashmir 26. '90s fad item 28. Yale is tops in this, according to U.S. News and World Report 29. Hood's handgun 30. Farrakhan's Nation of __ 32. In debt 35. Auctioneer's word 36. Columnist Joseph or Stewart 37. Brandon __ (Hilary Swank Oscar-winning role) 39. Mrs. Dithers 40. What Juan needed to come get Elian 41. Bibliography abbr. 42. It's keeping instant replay 43. __ y Plata (Montana' s motto) 44. Passive principle, in Chinese philosophy 45. CPR giver, perhaps...
...fourth panelist, Washington Post columnist E.J. Dionne spoke last, offering a historical perspective on the issue...
...those of you non-seniors who might be reading this column and asking yourselves whether you should choose to write a thesis, I refer you to a helpful list of "Dos and Don'ts" written by former Crimson columnist Geoffrey C. Upton '99 on this page (Column, April 21, 1999). Read it and think about whether a thesis is the way you want to cap off your Harvard career (instead of doing independent research, taking a couple of seminars, or spending more time on your extracurricular of choice). The only advice I'll echo here is the importance of picking...
Former O.J. Simpson lawyer Barry Scheck joined the co-authors of his new book, Actual Innocence, lawyer Peter Neufeld and columnist Jim Dwyer, in a panel discussion about the possibilities for DNA to exonerate the wrongly convicted...