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...movie's title suggests, the film draws a strong link between Ms. Turner's personal and public life. Ike makes Tina think that he is the sole reason for her success. When his drug addiction leads him to acts of violence, Tina is cowed in fear because she subconsciously worries how she will cope with her career without Ike's guidance. The simultaneous growth in both her personal and professional self-confidence enables her to assert her independence...
Angela Bassett's performance as Tina Turner was one of the year's finest dramatic performances. The character demanded an more than-20 years evolution in Ms. Turner's life. At the beginning of the movie she portrays the unsophisticated and naive Anaa Mae, who eagerly allows herself to be taken under Ike's wing. As the film progresses, Bassett flawlessly displays Turner's blossoming performances-consciousness and ultimately her development into a self-confident woman who knows her true worth as both a musician and a human being. At different stages in her life, Turner is supposed to look...
...could tell that the U.C. wasn't prepared to accept the other questions offered by Ms. Davis," Epps said. "At that point I told them of my plans to convene a meeting...
...facts are these: Mr. Ntshanga's attorney, Harvey Silverglate, wrote to Vice-President and General Counsel Margaret H. Marshall on March 15, 1993 to express his concern about the arrest and to ask that she look into the matter. Within the week, Ms. Marshall arranged to meet with Police Chief Paul Johnson and Dean of Students Archie Epps, and thereafter referred the matter to me. During the spring term I proceeded with the investigation...
...this context that I "question what difference one professor can make." At this point, in my conversation with Ms. Kao, I was no longer discussing the specifics of the Afro-Am department, but instead some prevailing sentiments among the College and University community which I found disturbing. While Ms. Arden-Smith's and Ms. Kao's use of my statement--highlighted by their use of my picture--would seem to suggest that I questioned the abilities of Cornel West, I expressed nothing but praise for West's work, approach and the contributions he will bring to Harvard's Afro...