Sacramento Kings
The Sacramento Kings today activated guard Bobby Jackson from the injured list and placed forward Peja Stojakovic onto it, according to President of Basketball Operations Geoff Petrie.
Jackson suffered a ligament tear on his left wrist on December 21, 2004 in a game against the Washington Wizards and has missed the last 51 games as a result. He is currently averaging 11.9 points
(.422 FGs, .326 3FGs, .852 FTs), 3.3 rebounds and 2.3 assists through 24 games off the bench this season.
Stojakovic, who is averaging a team-high 20.1 points (.444 FGs, .402 3FGs, .920 FTs), 4.3 rebounds, 2.1 assists and 1.2 steals per game, was placed on the injured list with a left adductor strain, which he suffered against the Los Angeles Lakers on April 15, 2005.
**** The Crying Game
Neil Jordan's story of an IRA terrorist
(Stephen Rea) is a remarkably well-written
piece of work that at first seems to follow its
protagonist in aimless yet intriguing direc-
tions, but eventually reveals itself to be a per-
fectly structured look at violence, race, love,
and sexuality. Rea is ordered to guard a kid-
napped British officer (Forest Whitaker), but
he begins to care for the hostage and later
flees to London, where he meets the officer's
girlfriend (Jaye Davidson). The two halves of
the film, which contain some completely
unpredictable plot twists, become mirrors of
one another, reflecting how understanding and
compassion may be a means of salvation.
-CR. Loews Harvard Square
