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...Tarantino Jury did give a prize to a politically correct road movie, but not this one. Instead, the Mise-en-Scene (Best Director) award went to Tony Gatlif, the Algerian-born French auteur of ?Exiles,? about the southbound trip two young people take from France through Spain to return to their parents? birthplace in Algeria. You could canvass critics from Sweden to the Sahara and not find one who liked the movie - but that?s juries...
...says. "The difference is my ability to analyze." Says his sister Silwia, who is also on the Polish team: "He knows his body. He knows exactly how to organize." His strategy works - since 1995, the only 50 km Korzeniowski hasn't won was at the 1999 World Championships in Spain. He was disqualified, a flashback to past form that, unfortunately for his rivals, spurred him on for the 2000 Games, where he became the first...
David A. Martin ’07 will be studying at a summer school in Portugal, and said he came to the event to find travel mates; Julia Cai ’06, who is studying Spanish in Spain, said she came “to get some ideas”; Victoria C. Henderson ’05, who will be working for Merrill Lynch in London, said she was glad she came because she “saw and talked with many people who will also be in England...
...unlike Dream Team I or Dream Team II, this year’s squad is not totally invincible. As most of our best players seemingly don’t really care about the Olympics, a team like Croatia or Spain might have enough power to knock off Goliath. It would still be a stunning defeat, but one that would send a wake up call to an American basketball system that is, frankly, easy to root against. Let’s just say superstar NBA players tend not to be model citizens...
...nomadic schedule of a flourishing choreographer leaves Wheeldon little time in his apartment a block from Manhattan's Lincoln Center ("dangerously close to work") or in the house he recently bought overlooking the sea on Spain's Costa Brava. Next year alone, he has projects in Denver, Los Angeles, Melbourne, London and, of course, New York. But first he has another big premiere coming up on June 4, for Philadelphia's Pennsylvania Ballet, and it's a daunting one: a new version of Swan Lake. The production sounds like typical Wheeldon. The traditionalist in him is embracing the work...