Page 8 - The Behrend College Beacon - Thursday, December J, 1998 Website of the week Dave Young staff writer Did you ever wonder where William Shakespeare or Tupac Shakur is buried? Neither did I, but it is still pretty cool to be able to see a picture of their grave site or tombstone. Find A Grave, lo cated at , will tell you where virtu ally every noteworthy person to ever walk the earth is buried. You can find people who lived all the way back in the 1600’s. You can search for a person by name, location, or claim to fame. You can even look up the memo rial site for John Belushi, which Ok, so you didn't get that worK-study position you wilt hoping for. Good thing thorn's someone out there that recognizes what you're really worth. Someone who will let you schedule your own hours, work with your friends, and let you earn enough money to pay for that Spring Break you're planning in Florida. No one but McDonald's can offer you all that. Htck, well even treat you to lunch. Just bring in this coupon, fill out an application and wall treat you to the Extra Value Meal of your choice while we answer any questions you haws about becoming a member of the McDonald's family. flu EOT* VMM HtJ Get your choice of any of our Extra Value Meals FREE When you come into McDonald’s and fill out an application for employment At 7855 Perry Highway, Exit 7 on Interstate 90 ; (fee coupon per pence per vioL You miut fiO out • McDonald's far (aploymeat i^'HuntUi | Offer expires 1/31/99 Valtc only at McDonald's Exit 7 on 1-90 t.. WorkWl Gain V is just a big stone that says BELUSHI with a bottle of beer and a Chicago Cubs hat in front. You can also see pictures of memorial sites such as the one for the Oklahoma City bombing. Also available through this web site are actual copies of some fa mous people’s wills. Although the list isn’t as big as the list of grave sites, you can see wills from celeb rities such as Elvis or Princess Diana. This is a very interesting web site in a freaky kind of way. I would recommend checking it out. The Beacon will be featuring a dif ferent website every week Extra Cadi 'ant to Work Features ACROSS 1 Marry 4 Go over like a lead balloon 8 Motel choice 14 “Aladdin” prince 15 Spoken 16 Examples in context 17 Cruces, NM 18 Rawboned look 20 Cup rim 21 Scent packets 22 Fifths of five 24 New World country: abbr. 25 Spill the beans 29 Inspects carefully 32 Beer choice 35 Theater backdrops 36 Seclusion 37 Slugger's stat 39 Alternative fuel 41 Snooze 42 Streep movie 44 Rigorous 46 Subtlety 47 Closest to blue? 50 Song ending? 51 Expected 53 Concoct 54 Ophelia's brother 58 Pitcher’s stat 59 “Pretty Woman” co-star 63 Soft metal 64 Dexterous 65 French pronoun 66 Playground game 67 Check writers 68 Winter glider 69 Aerial RRs DOWN 1 Clobber 2 Taxi" cabby 3 Scatter patterns 4 Workplace honcho 5 Puget Sound whale 6 “Meditations” author _ Aurelius slight disappointment By Michael Coursey staff writer I saw Enemy of the State this week and wasn’t sure what to expect. I thought maybe it might be a military/ techno-type thriller, similar to Tom Clancy’s films. However, I was somewhat disappointed. The movie starred Will Smith, Regina King and Gene Hackman. The film started out like a thorough bred at the Kentucky Derby, but didn’t know when to let up on the reins. Robert Dean (Smith), a Washing ton, D.C. area labor lawyer, who was leading the ideal life until it started to unravel when he became entangled in an NSA (National Security Agency) operation. It opens with Will Smith discuss ing the tough handed tactics of labor/ mob boss Mr. Pintero (Tom Sizemore) who is cast as the typical greasy, over- iVe Need Writers CAN YOU HANDLE IT? Enemy of the State ©1998 Tribune Media Services, Inc. All rights reserved. Emotional doldrums Litter’s smallest Fire-sale phrase Isle of 10 11 12 Grow older Some on the Somme Silly billy Gibson/Glover film, “Lethal Take to court Wager Self-service cleaners “M*A*S*H” star Electronic signal Medley meals Sen._ Kefauver Hilo hello Fragrant flower Depressed Guitar solo French cheese Paid attention Court divider 13 19 23 25 26 weight, obnoxious, Itulian-American mobster. Dean and Pintero are put at odds when Dean reveals that he has a video that could put Pintero back in the Federal Penitentiary for 15 years. The plot shifts as Dean becomes caught up in a surveillance web, mas terminded by a illegal “op” headed by a NSA administrator (Jon Voight). Voight's character is trying to put pressure on Congress to pass a na tional security act that would broaden the scope of the NSA. Voight’s char acter has all the compassion of a NAZI Gestapo officer with hemor rhoids. The next hour of the movie is a whirlwind of action: Dean being tracked all over the greater Washing ton and Baltimore area with bugging and tracking devices. Satellites fol low him and computer geeks check every move he makes. About two-thirds of the way into Chest bone Pass gossip Soap opera Plucked sounds Compulsions Animal’s den and crafts the movie, Gene Hackman appeared and added a great deal of entertain ment to the film. Will Smith did a good job with what he had, but the tempo of the movie was too fast at times to keep up with the story line. The movie raised an interesting question about freedom snd about the conspiracy theorists: they should champion this movie. This would definitely be a good movie to see at least for the discussion value. If the director would have slowed down the chase scenes, it would have been much better. For the Tom Clancy fans, and com puter/techno-types, this would be a very interesting movie. I kept think ing during this movie: if the govern ment can control this much of your life, maybe a log cabin in the moun tains is not a bad place to be for awhile. I’ll give this movie a lukewarm 2 and 3/4 stars. Perry’s penner Potential plant Utter sharply Cider-sweet gal the Beloved Country” Garden tool is a