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...think it's relevant. The stock market fluctuates," Council Vice Chair Joel D. Hornstein '91-'92 said. Hornstein, who severely criticized the bill when it first appeared, disparaged the action by saying that "we ought to write thank-you letters" when the University's investments in South Africa fall...
First Period: 1, H, John Weisbrod (Peter Ciavaglia, Chris Baird) 0:56; 2, P, Keith Merkler (Joel Gaustad) 3:30; 3, H, Mike Vukonich (Ted Donato, Ciavaglia) 9:19; 4, P, Sean Murphy (Andre Faust, Andy Cesarski) 13:01; 5, P, Mike Cole (Todd Shimabukuro) 19:04. Penalties--P, Cesarski (tripping) 9:11; H, Sean McCann (slashing) 12:00; H, Kevin Sneddon (roughing) 16:15; H, McCann (high-sticking) 16:15; P, Brian Bigelow (high-sticking) 16:15; P, Gaustad (roughing) 16:15; P, Rob LaFerriere (delay of game...
Because of a serious editing error, a caption accompanying a photograph on page 7 of yesterday's Crimson incorrectly identified the subject of the picture. The individuals in the picture were Poppy Perlegas of the Small Property Owners Association and law student Joel Delman, president of the Small Property Owners Coalition, according to Delman. Barbara Anthony, the chair of the Cambridge Rent Control Board, was not present at the meeting...
...make everyone in his Army unit more aggressive), we are reminded of the '80s effort to come to terms with the war. And since at one point he is afforded a promising glimpse of the afterlife, we are reminded of Ghost (another effort by the same screenwriter, Bruce Joel Rubin), which one fervently hopes is not going to set the style for the '90s. In other words, director Adrian Lyne has encapsulated the cliches of three decades in a single dreadful and hysterical movie. This may be of interest to film students, who can learn from Jacob's Ladder everything...
While somewhat offensive and unintelligible when taken out of context, these platitudes are woven into a highly idiosynchratic dialogue. Punctuated by puns and wordplay, it succeeds in pulling laffs as often as it fails. Bobby (Sean Williford) and Rob (Joel Rainey) conduct a whirlwind, rapid-fire dialogue that frequently disintegrates into slurs and incoherence, a problem that rests as much with the actors' nervous pitch as with the text itself...