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...enough to say that the Academy is merely praising his talent and not Polanski himself. The United States, the country in which he is wanted, allowed the movie to be shown in theaters. That is enough. There is no need to further the exaltation of a serious sex offender who has not even had the decency to confront the consequences of his actions—instead, he has shirked the law and used the guise of movie genius to conceal his repugnant actions...
...then discuss summer plans. Lauren, my fellow infiltrator, shows a remarkable talent for improvisation and says she’s going to live on the beach, in a tent. It’s a living experiment. Following suit, I announce that I am doing a photo essay about her and her tent life. Andy swallows this story whole. I suppose he’s heard stranger things this weekend...
...aforementioned players, Giles and Choi are the best bets to keep up their torrid hitting pace throughout the year. Both players are young and are thought to have (by scouts and others in the know) top major league talent. That said, it is still highly doubtful that either will hit more than 30 home runs this season or finish the year hitting above...
...Choral Society and concentrated in psychology. Her junior year at Harvard, she found a way to help pay the tuition bills: she took the crown for Miss Freeport, Mass., a pageant open to out-of-state contestants, and competed in the Miss Massachusetts pageant, playing classical piano for her talent...
Shelby J. Braxton-Brooks ’03 says she does not like to be labeled—even when it’s for a prestigious award like the Radcliffe Cohen Levi Prize, which honors a student who “combines talent and energy with outstanding enthusiasm for musical theater...