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...English estate.Madonna’s recent interest in charitable giving has already received significant press coverage, but a lot of it has been lost amidst the shake-up on Capitol Hill. Nonetheless, Madonna is a savvy businesswoman, and her version of “development?? is definitely provocative; it’s only a matter of time before Madonna is everywhere, yet again.Just take a quick look at “Raising Malawi,” Madonna’s latest project. Every aspect has been carefully tailored to provoke discussion, disagreement, and comment?...
...Simón Bolívar, who were comparable to George Washington, but local leaders shattered their dream of a free and united continent. Latin America—a gargantuan landmass with roughly the same Catholic beliefs, mostly one language, and similar cultural heritage, institutions, and economic development??was not encouraged to unite as a republic, or even a confederacy...
...charisma and actual screen presence he actually possesses. His character is so poorly written and socially ignorant you almost want Thornton to sling blade him out of existence. Supporting roles from Sarah Silverman (“Jesus is Magic”), David Cross (“Arrested Development??) and Ben Stiller make a last-ditch attempt to garner some laughter but just can’t carry this uncreative vehicle. Fortunately for Silverman though, “Scoundrels” proves she is becoming a comedic force in her own right. Playing Amanda’s bitchy roommate...
...might not be over. Film rights for “Indecent Exposure” are in the hands of Edward R. Pressman, producer of “Wall Street,” and he notes an “Indecent Exposure” film is “in development?? on his website.“Indecent Exposure” was nominated for the National Book Award. It did not win, but McClintick’s trophy case still glitters.His liner notes for Frank Sinatra’s “Trilogy: Past Present Future?...
...their gifts for faculty support, libraries, financial aid, or graduate fellowships.Alumni may also contribute funds for unrestricted use.The HCF’s 2005 Annual Report states that 31,325 donors contributed a total of nearly $80 million last academic year to the fund.Though the Office of Alumni Affairs and Development??which administers the College Fund—does not release specific figures, the majority of gifts made to the fund are unrestricted, according to Sarah J. Friedell, director of media relations for the office.Despite its name, the College Fund is ultimately in the hands of the dean...