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Just Not To Be

A SERIES OF EMOTIONAL expectorations worthy of the best screen tests, engrossing MTV styled entrances to the tune of Frankie

Meathead Strikes Again

A T FIRST GLANCE at that wonderfully extended first glance over Nicollette Sheridan (the very titular Sure Thing). Rob Reiner's

Gigi Redux

G igi reminds us theatregoers have yet to match the security of the wine connoiseur at a Paris cafe. This

All in the Family

D IVORCE HAS become as American as vallum: as available for the asking from some store front Perry Mason as

Big Mouth Finds the Meaning of Life

Midterm Examination Film Genres: Comedy and Drama Part I, Identifications. For each film, identify the actor, his facial expression, and

Quintessential Cole

Y OU KNOW the situation. It's Saturday night, Madame Baltin, your latest romantic prey, has become tantalizingly available with the

One From the Gross-Out School

G OING to the movies alone and needing to buy acne medicine were two nightmares just one baby-step inside the

Checks and Balances

Y OU'D THINK THAT college presidents would enjoy their jobs. With their prerequisite mansions, free food, enough parties with alums

Hard to Handle

T HERE WAS NO REASON to go on and show the movie. The screen could have been the campfire, the

Beaver vs. Disney

"I CANT IMAGINE anyone trying to deny folks in their home the right to tape off a common carrier," said

Whither The Frats?

"Our hope is that the trustees take the decision as seriously as we do. That's basically what we're here for."

Hilarious Marriage

C LAUDE EASTMAN (Dudley Moore) looks like an unhappy man. "In Italy," his wife Daniella (Nastassja Kinski) purrs, "we show

Stanford Who?

N EWS ITEM: 47.6 percent of the college presidents surveyed by U.S. News and World Report last week named Harvard

A Guilty Verdict

"I N could just watch a good brain surgeon for a few months," a certain high school teacher was fond

Civil Rights in the Classroom

"IT CAN HARDLY BE ARGUED...," the U.S. supreme court ruled in 1969, that "students shed their constitutional rights at the

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