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...such intelligence as an actress and it’s a very tough part. It’s tough to play an optimist convincingly. And as an actress I knew she could walk that very thin line between optimism and realism. We tend to think that optimists are not very bright…but all the great spiritual thinkers know that the ultimate intelligence is to go for the light, and that’s why Julianne’s so great...
...largely experienced by audiences in its big-screen “Picture” form. For decades, fans of the cult classic have taken pleasure in dressing up as characters and yelling obscenities at midnight screenings. But this fall, HRDC will be offering a live alternative for those who tend to linger around Loews Harvard Square late on a Saturday night in Frank-N-Furter drag. Director John R. Drake ’06 says that he and the rest of the production staff, including producer Nina M. Catalano ’08, who is also a Crimson editor...
...usual, the responses tend to be somewhere between bored and mildly enthused. An old lady looks vaguely entertained. A guy who looks like Elliott Smith nuzzles his girlfriend tenderly. Another teenaged couple makes fools of themselves for the camera. One guy just seems irritated. I guess it’s only appropriate that a Bright Eyes video would be so superficial in its emotional voyeurism...
...good an indicator as any of the true health of the nation. In my slightly biased view, church attendance is a sign of both a healthy spiritual awareness, and, even more importantly, a belief in the future. People obsessed with their current material or personal status do not tend to be religious, and they especially do not take time out of their daily routines to acknowledge something higher than themselves. Added to the “social capital” that all good government concentrators know churches produce, robust attendance at Sunday service is a sign of a society?...
Universities tend to be the fountainhead of revolutions. How surprising then to find such little uproar at the news of massive corporate management of the digitization of books in the Widener Library system...