X-Files creator Carter mocks aliens in Montana talk
Chris Carter told an audience at Montana State University Bozeman that he believes in government conspiracies but not aliens. He spoke at the invitation of Carter cousin Shari McCay and noted how he used his mother's family name for FBI agent Fox Mulder. He teased the season by asking who is Dana Scully's baby's father and urged viewers to watch the next four episodes.
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X-Files
Chris Carter
Montana State University
Bozeman
Carter
Shari (Mulder) McCay
MSU
Geoff Gamble
FBI
Fox Mulder
David Duchovny
Dana Scully
Celebrities skip graduations and wed in small notices
Actor Martin Sheen could not attend Antioch College commencement due to The West Wing shooting. He sent a letter saying he was honored to be associated with Antioch. Macaulay Culkin discusses friendship with Michael Jackson in New York magazine. Taran Noah Smith wed Heidi Van Pelt in Topeka under Kansas common law, barefoot on a law firm lawn.
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Martin Sheen
NBC
Antioch College
Yellow Springs
Ohio
Antioch
Robert Devine
Josiah Bartlet
Sheen
Dayton
Jackson
Neverland
Culkin
Taran Noah Smith
Home Improvement
Heidi van Pelt
Topeka
Smith
van Pelt
Los Angeles
Lawrence
David Whinery
Whinery
Kansas City
Heidi
Casey Jones of Illinois Central Died in Wreck
A History Journal note recalls engineer Casey Jones born April 30 1900 who died near Vaughn Mississippi while staying at the controls to save passengers. It also lists events 1803 Louisiana Purchase 1945 Hitler and Eva Braun deaths 1975 Saigon fall and 1991 Bangladesh cyclone casualties.
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Casey” Jones
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Vaughan
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U.S
Louisiana
France
Berlin
Bunker
Adolf Hitler
Eva Braun
Saigon
Bangladesh
Birthdays list notes Willie Nelson amid tax troubles
The item lists Willie Nelson turning 68 alongside other notable birthdays. Also noted are Princess Juliana at 92, Al Lewis at 91, Cloris Leachman at 75, Burt Young at 61, Jill Clayburgh at 57, and Isiah Thomas at 40, reflecting a snapshot of December 2 birthdays in the entertainment and sports world.
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Willie Nelson
Princess Juliana
The
Netherlands
al Lewis
the Munsters
Cloris Leachman
Burt Young
Jill Clayburgh
Isiah Thomas
Journal explores Columbia Missouri growth and boundaries
The Journal continues its series on the citys expansion with a Tuesday examination of Columbia Missouri and how the college town manages its growing boundaries and development pressures.
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Columbia, Mo
Will Geer’s Theatricum Botanicum Roots in Topanga Canyon
Fifty years ago actor Will Geer faced blacklist exile and poverty after refusing to testify before the House Un American Activities Committee. He settled in Topanga Canyon and built a hillside theater amid a garden he tended, turning hardship into a lasting Shakespearean troupe and training ground that later helped launch his Emmy winning TV career.
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Calif
Will Geer
Santa Monica Mountains
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Ellen
Will
Columbia University
California
Canyon
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Congress
House UnAmerican Activities Committee
Ellen Geer
Grandpa Walton
Santa Monica
Guthrie
Otto Preminger
John Frankenheimer
Rock Hudson
Theatricum Botanicum
Driven tops box office as Stallone returns with thriller
Stallone's Driven debuts at 13.1 million, topping Bridget Jones's Diary which falls to second with 7.5 million. New Line's Town & Country and The Forsaken stumble, while One Night at McCool's dented at 12th with 2 million. Beatty Keaton Hawn Shandling romantic comedy flops. Final weekend grosses shown.
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Los Angeles
Sylvester Stallone
Bridget Jones
Diary
McCool
Stallone
Renny Harlin
Judge Dredd
Get Carter
Liv Tyler
Matt Dillon
Paul Reiser
John Goodman
Michael Douglas
Exhibitor Relations Co. Inc
Joe Dirt
Mondrian Exhibit Reveals Hidden Layered Paintings in Harvard Show
Mondrian’s 17 European works revised in New York era are examined with UV, IR, X rays, and digital imaging at Harvard’s Busch-Reisinger Museum. The exhibit allows visitors to compare original and final versions of 11 paintings, aided by computer kiosks and microscope photography.
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Mass
Piet Mondrian
London
New York
Manhattan
Europe
Mondrian
Harvard University
Busch- Reisinger Museum
Kermit Champa
Brown University
Harry Cooper
Ron Spronk
Harvard
Straus Center For Conservation
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Aroun
Saan
2Day’s History Journal
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Themagonline.com
Topanga Canyon
Pacific Ocean
Herta Ware
Capt. Picard
Woody Guthrie
Sly Stallone
Cooper
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