New Dickens interpretation lives up to expectations
The Dickens name remains, but the people, places and period have all been changed
in "Great Expectations," Alfonso Cuaron's scintillating - and wildly free -
adaptation of one of the most beloved of English novels. Dickens' classic has
been filmed several times before, most memorably by David Lean in 1946, and
Cuaron wisely doesn't attempt to compete either with earlier movie versions or
even, in many ways, with the novel. (PHOTO)
Group stresses abortion education
Members of a Kent State organization are focusing on educating the community
about the effects of abortion.
New Dickens interpretation lives up to expectations
