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...prison's multiracial social strata and daily routine is fascinating, but it is Short Eyes' title character who gives the film its thrust. "Short Eyes" is prison slang for child molester, the one kind of felon all the others deplore, and when Prisoner Clark Davis (Bruce Davison) arrives at the Tombs, the moral and emotional tensions of the cell block are brought into powerful relief. Like Eugene O'Neill's Iceman, Davis is a crackerjack theatrical device; thanks to Davison's finely shaded performance, he is also the most disturbing character in a film full...
...Brian Buckey 4 3 49 -- -- 0 PASSING G Cpl/Att Pct Yds Int Td Burke St. John 5 37-69 .536 447 4 5 Brian Buckley 4 2-13 .154 16 0 0 PASS RECEIVING G Ct Yds Lg Td Gary Confer 5 18 231 35 4 John Davison 5 7 69 15 0 Ron Jellison 5 4 82 53 1 Tom Beatrice 5 4 37 14 0 Jon Hollingsworth 4 3 20 11 0 Al Altieri 5 2 12 7 0 Charles Sandor 1 12 12 12 0 KICKOFF RETURNS No Tds TD Lg Avg Ron Jellison...
Taking the ball from its own 36, Harvard drove downfield to find itself at fourth down and seven on the B.C. 17-yard line. St. John came through with a nine-yard completion to John Davison for the first down...
...Beatrice 4 33 100 3.0 15 0 PASSING G Cpl/Att Pct. Yds. Int TDs Burke St. John 4 30-54 .556 352 3 5 Brian Buckley 3 2-12 .167 16 0 0 PASS RECEIVING G CT Yds Lg. TDs Gary Confer 4 12 143 32 4 John Davison 4 6 62 15 0 Ron Jellison 4 4 85 53 1 KICKOFF RETURNS No. Yds TD Lg AVG Ron Jellison 6 130 0 30 21.7 Chris Schember 3 55 0 20 18.3 PUNT RETURNS No. Yds TD Lg AVG. Tom Beatrice 2 27 0 25 13.5 Charles Sandor...
...Davison's mathematical mutant tends to support what many molecular biologists already suspect: that malignancy is apparently linked to aberrations in the RNA. The nature of the deadly change in RNA remains a puzzle-in part because scientists find the study of chemical reactions on the cellular level so enormously difficult and timeconsuming. But if suspect reactions could first be tested in a computer, using a mathematical substitute for the cell, molecular biologists could perhaps achieve in a few seconds what normally might take them months in the laboratory. Thus Davison's computerized cell may some day provide...