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For some UW-Madison students, Associated Students of Madison's handling of this week's election-crippling computer glitch was the last straw. Talk of revolution is in the air, and this editorial board supports such warranted, healthy discussion.
Weather men predict the unpredictable'??that's their job. But the sheer nature of such an incongruity runs to a screeching halt by the impossibility of certainty.
John Madden's second collaboration with Gwyneth Paltrow lacks both the chemistry and poignancy of \Shakespeare In Love,"" the award-winning 1998 film. The potential is evident in ""Proof,"" given the array of talented actors and its success on stage, yet it falls short of anything but mediocre. The lead performances are not the source of the film's inadequacies-but David Auburn and Rebecca Miller's screenplay fails to come together, giving the film a noticeably incomplete tone and leaving one wondering when the plot was supposed to thicken.
Shona Auerbach's directing debut shows signs of promise, but lacks a thread to tie the plots together, essential for a well-composed film. While heartfelt moments of warmth and passion crack through the surface, \Dear Frankie"" rushes the development of the relationships between its protagonists and fails to tie up its loose ends.
Shona Auerbach's directing debut shows signs of promise, but lacks a thread to tie the plots together, essential for a well-composed film. While heartfelt moments of warmth and passion crack through the surface, \Dear Frankie"" rushes the development of the relationships between its protagonists and fails to tie up its loose ends.
It may or may not have been coincidental that I strained through director Steven Kay's latest masterpiece since \Get Carter"" in the theater alone. How ""Boogeyman"" managed to earn nearly $20 million, on Super Bowl weekend no less, is definitely beyond me.
The situation is a familiar one. Returning from an evening out, it's 3 a.m. and only the occasional streetlight pierces what is otherwise a pitch-black night. Strolling past alleys and winding around corners, you fear a cloaked figure lurks somewhere beneath the cover of shadow. Senses begin to heighten, muscles tighten, and a sudden nervous anxiety rears its ugly head.
Canoeing through the landscapes pictured in your U.S. history textbook, camping where battles in the textbook were fought, talking with individuals whose ancestors are discussed in the same book and earning course credit simultaneously?
Solutions by The State News
