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With the Oscars comin g up on Monday, th e question is not whether the Acadcmy failed to nominate it. You can safely put your money on L.A . Titanic will dominate th e compet iti on, but by how mu ch it will dominate COl/fidel/tial, but of the nominees I would cheer for Th e Sweet Hereafter the competition. Looking at the nominations individually, Ithink Titanic and DOlil/ie Brasco. has a decent shot to win in each of it s 14 nominated categories except Cillematography- The sheer beauty of Martin Scorsesc's marv elous Besi AClress (Kale Winslet). Even if lhere's a huge backlash agai nslthis Kill/dun may beat out Titan ic here. Conn oisseurs shou ld check out gOO-pound gorill a of a movie, It 's still got Ed iti ng. Art Direction , Origi­ Maborosi for a movie expressed al most solely through its cinematogra­ nal Dramatic Score, Costum e, Original Song, and Sound pretty much phy_ wrapped up and in the bag. While I think the 14 nominations represen ted Ediling- Titanic wins, and is the best nominated. Erro l Morris' docu­ the peak of its popu larity, I think we shou ld expect to see repre se ntatives mentary Fast, Cheap. and Oul of COlllroi and Peter Greenaway's spec­ of this very popular and technicai ly outstandi ng film take th e podium tacu lar Th e Pillow Book were the true masterpieces of editing this year. about J 0 limes the evenin g of the 23rd. Origillal Musical or Comedy Score- I} rcally don 't kn ow; I've only seen two of lhese film s. Forced to guess, I'd say Hans Zimmer wins for As Allalysis by Calegory Good As It GelS. I think they mi ssed an opportunity to honor Waiting For Best Picture-l don 't thi nk it 's likely, but I think lhere's a di stinct possi­ Guffman here. bility lhal underdog favorite Good Will HUll/illg will pullihe upset of the Original Dramatic Score- ' music for Kundwl is his best year and win the top honor of the year. Academy voters love se ntimen tal since and eas il y the bc st of the year, but don't expect him favo rites, and some may feel th at Titanic's box-office success is to beat Titanic. rewa rd enough. Hunting is my favorit e of the nominated film s, but on an Origillal Song- Always the worst category, and as such we'll have Celine open ballot I'd cast my vote for Lost Highway. Dion belting out this year's winner "My Hearl Will Go On," from (of Best Director-Jim Cameron is more secure here than his film is for course) Titanic. I thought the songs in Wag the Dog were bitingly funny. Picture. Gus Van Sant's direct ion of Good Will Hu nting didn 't really stand Art Direction-Ju st look al the sizc of the damn boal. I thought the de­ out, and a win by crit ical favorite Curtis Hanson (L.A. Confidelllial) would signs for Gattaca were more stylish and those for Alien Resurrection and! be trul y unexpected. Without question, my favorite nominee here is Atom Th e Fifth Elemellt more effective. Egoyan for The Sweet He reafter, but my open vo te would go to the in­ Costumes-I can see why the Academy will go for lhe opulence of Ti· comparable David Lynch for Lost Highway. tallic, bUI I think Boogie .Nights really outdid itself usi ng costumes to BestActress- By all ri ghts, lhis should belong 10 Helena Bonham Carler create atmosphere. for The Willgs of the Dove butlthink Ihis' ll go to Helen Hunl by a nose Makeu~ l'd guess Men in Black wins, th ough I haven't seen it ; what's over Judi Dench. As Good As It Gets and its director James Brooks are so hard about maki ng all those Ooating bloated bodies in Titallic? Alien popular, Hunt's perfonnance is charismatic and we ll- felt , and she's the Resurrection, Th e Fifth Element, and Spawn excelled here, although Spawn onl y Ameri ca n nomi nated in the category. In my world. four-year:olO was absolute crap. Vi ctoire Thivi sol from POl/ette tics Bonh am Carter and Virginie Le.doyen SOlln d- Th e Fifth Element and Contact were quite good in thi s regard, from Lajille selile (A Sillgle Gi rl). but I certainly won't protest when Titanic wins this one. Best Actor-Thi s one's a tough call. Peter Fonda' s the comeback kid Sound Eff ects Editing- See above. t .,p ... here and Jack Ni cholson has a 101 of friends, but I would PUI my money Vis ual Effects- For all ihe hype, the success of the effects in Titanic was on forsinglehandedly carrying The Apostle. I liked Matt more a case of gett ing their money's worth on the screen rather than much Damon, the unnom,inated AI Pac ino in Donnie Brasco,and the very originality, and The Lost Worlds effects were obvious, recycled, and corn y unnominated Nicholas Hope Jof the hard-to-slOmach Australian satire (How many times would lhey use that phony-Iookin' T·Rex head? And Bad Boy Bubby. why weren'l any San Diego landmarks deslroyed?) Titanic s nol a bad Besl Supporting Actor- Burt Reyn olds has won every award under the choice, bUI [lhink I' d ralher see Starship Troopers lake home the stalu­ sun for his perfonnance, but I can't really see what was so elle, and I wish Th e Fifth Element had been nominated here. special there. [ might place my money on a longshol chance of Robin Foreign lAnguage Film, Documentary Short, A 1Iimated Short, Live Williams wi nni ng hi s fi rst Oscar here, though I wouldn 't be at all sur­ Action Short, Documelltary Featllre- Who knows? prised to see Reynolds take it. Personally, J Ihought Roberl Forster found precisely the right groove for his charactcr in the otherwi se tcdious Ja ckie Browil. IN THIS ISSUE Best Supportillg Actress- Thi s award could really go 10 any of the nomi­ nees, but I sure hope th ey don't give it to Gloria Stuart for Titanic. Sig­ nificantly, the old-tim er's sentimentality vote isn't as strong as it once T HE U SUAL THIS W EEK'S was. I guess Kim Basinger may get th e award to repre sen t the great en­ STUFF F EATURES semble cast of L.A. Confidential but the great Juliann e Moore's chances aren' t too bad for Boogie Nights. My perso nal choice, Christina Ricci, was a victi m of6'he Ice Storm 's nominatio n blank-out. M in ts ...... •.. 8 Term in Review...... 3 Best Origillal.s'Ereellplay- While il may be somelhing of a Holl ywood· DILBERTt ...... _...... 6 Tech Minules. •...•...... ••.. •••...... 2 slyle ego piece, I think I'll agree with the Academy when they hand Ihis The Outside World ...... 3 More Media Guy...... •...... 4 one to Matt Damon and Ben Afneck for Good Will Hull/illg. Bes/Adapted Screellplay-Iflhere werc any juslice in Holl ywood, James Schamus' adaptation of The lee Storm would win hand s down hcre-but March 20, 1998 MINUTES The California Tec-h treat as she will be out east nances are quickly glossed Bookworm on disk. 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8 as their permanent home address.- AT&T, Lucent Technologies, and NCR Announcements ( ) employees and their children are ineli. Mints gible to participate. Prior award recipi_ * denotes a new announcement. ents are also not eligible. Candidates The Caltech Ballroom Dance Club will be evaluated based on their scho­ will be offering two new dance classes, *Thc AmlChair Adventures travel film for 6 months, allowing U.S. citizens egories: poctry. prose fi ction. and non­ lastic discipline, personal achievement starting on March 31sL Lindy Hop. a Scotland and the Scottish Isles will who are at least 18 years of age to le~ fiction essays. All submissions must and community involvement. Applica~ fast· paced variant of Swing and be narrated by travcllecturcrs Joe and gaily work in Britain at any time of the be typed and double-spaced, with ad­ lions are available in the Financial Aid Charleston. will be taught by a profes­ Mary Liz Adair on April 3rd. at 8 p.m. year. Jobs can be prearranged. or stu­ dress and phone number included. The Office. Applications must be receiVed sional instructor. It will be in Dabney in Beckman Auditorium. TIckets to this dents can just go to Britain and find jobs prizes arc $300. Contestants should on or before April 15.1998. UFA Havse's lounge on Thursdays from film arc priced at $9 and $7. (most students find work within a week submit their work to Professor Jenijoy 7:30-9 p.m. The cost will be$25 if the of arrival). BUNAC's program also LaBelle. 10 \-40 by no Inter than April A travel grant equal to the cost of a senes is 5 weeks long. or $20 for a 4 * The C hinese Golden Dragon Ac­ provides participants with a helpful 3, 1998. Winners will be announced in round-trip ticket between the U.S. and ' week series. For undergrads, the cost robats will perform on April 4th at 8 manual and ajob hunting center in Lon­ May, and the names or the winners will Sweden is avai lable to women students is $15 and S12, respectively. The free p.m. in Beckman Auditorium. Award­ don. BUNAC can also prearrange your appear in the commencement program. who are 18 or older and U. S. citizens beginner's class will be Merengue, winning acrobatics arc combined with first 3 nights of lodging in London. If you have any questions. contact Pro­ who wish to do study or research in starting April 2nd and running for five colorful costumes, dramatic dance, and Applications and further information fessor LaBelle al x3605 or Barbara Sweden. There is an April 15, 1998 Tuesday evenings, from 7:30-9p.m. in music. Tickets to this performance arc arc available in Fellowships Ad vising. Estrada. x3609. deadline. FAR Dabney Lounge (NOT Oabney Hayse), priced at $29. $26. and $23; youths 12 Visit BUNAC's Work in Britain si te at The classes do not require a partner or years and under recei vc $4 off. Stu­ hup://wuw.BUNAC.org. FAR The Judicial Adminislralion Fellow­ Scholarship applications for 1998-99 prior experience. Refreshments and dent and senior rush tickets will go on ship offers work in administrative or are now availal1le through [he Jewisla practice dance time follow each lesson. sale for $\0, beginning one-half hour executivc offices of California appel­ Vocational Service (JVS) and the For more information, visit lilll':// before the performance (subject to Pa ul and Daisy Soros Fellowships ror late or trial courls. There is no preferred Jewish Community Foundation. The www.ca.rcch.edul-ba!!room availability). New Americans are offering ten fel­ major. Applicants must have received funds are intended to provide a limited lowships for graduate study in profes· their B.S. by August 1997. Fellows amount of financial aid fo r needy col­ The Prefrosh are coming! The The Distinguished Speaker Series of sional fields and the academic disci­ earn a monthly stipend of$1707 fo r the lege students who arc legal and perma­ Prefrosh are coming! Prefrosh Week­ Southern California is moving into its plines anywhere in the United States. II months of the program. The appli­ nent residents of Los Angeles County. end 1998 will be held from April 16- second season. The events will be held "New Americans" include green card cation deadline is April3. 1998. Please Scholarships are not available to col­ 19,1998. If you have comments orsug­ at the Pasadena Ci vic Auditorium on holders, naturalized citizens, and chil­ note that California also offers similar lege freshmen. A minimum 2.5 GPAis programs in its Assembly and other required. Appl ications can be obtained gestions for Prefrosh Weekend, or your five remaining dates. a[ 8 p.m .. Jean­ dren of parents who were both natural· club or organization would like to be Michael Cousteau will be speaking on ized citizens. Each fellowship will be state administratiVe/policy areas. FAR until March 1,1998 fro m : Jewish V0- involved with Prefrosh Weekend activi­ April 8th. Maya Angelou on May 13th for up to two years, with the possibility cational Service, 5700 Wilshire Blvd., ties, please contact Dina Figueroa at and Mark Victor Hansen on June 10th. of a third year. Applicants must be be­ The AmericanAssociation of Univer­ 2nd Floor, Los Angeles. CA 90036. dina@admissiolls. For more information, contact (800) tween the ages of 20 and 28. The sity ' Vomen will be awarding scholar­ Deadline for submission of completed 508-9301. awards will be $20,000 annually for ships ($500-$ 1000) to sophomore and appl ications is April 15, 1998. Beginning Monday, January 5th, free maintenance and half tuition. The dead­ junior female college students who will have junior or senior standing as of Sep­ anonymous H IV testing, using an oral For mosl Caflech even IS /isled,Jllrther line is March 30, 1998. Applications The American E lectroplaters ad HIV antibody tcst, will be available informalioll can be obtained by call­ are available at the Office of Interna­ tembcr 1998 and have lived in the San Surrace Finishers Society is offering each Monday evening from 6:30-9:30 ing 395-4652 or (888) 2-CALTECH. tional Student Programs (lSP). Lloyd Ramon Valley, or have attended high scholarships 10 undergraduate juniors p.m. at the AIDS Service Center, 1030 or throllgh the Calteeh website, http:// House. school there. Applicants will be evalu­ and seniors and graduate students who S. Arroyo Parkway in Pasadena. Per­ www.caltech.edu. ated on the basis of scholarship. are interested in careers in the electro­ sons wishing to be tested may make an The John Gyles Education Fund of­ ac hievement, educational goals, finan­ plating and surface finishing industry. appointment by calling (888)488-9242. fers financial assistance to full-time sru­ cial nccd. and campus or community Undergraduates must be full-time and Walk-ins will also be accepted. Both Fellowships dents in Canada and the United States. involvcmenl. For more information and must be:; majoring in metallurgy, metal­ prc- and post-test counseling will be and Full Canadian or American citizenShip an application package, please send lurgical engineering, materials science provided. and results will be given the is required. Awards are avai lable for your request with a $.64 stamped, self­ or engineering, chemistry, chemical en­ following Monday. Scholarships all areas of post-secondary study. 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