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...NCAA quarterfinal, which certainly pleases Cleary: "Greg's injury last year really took away someone who could score," he says, adding, "he's a strong fellow and he's very effective in taking the man out of the play with his body. He's just a great asset to the team...
...beams and wooden panelling of the stage provide the perfect backdrop for a play of this vintage. The choreography, which distributes the action over several different locations and levels, sustains the audience's attention, turning the playwright's flouting of the era's "unity of place" rule into an asset. Soliloquies from the ledges of the room's high-set windows, for example, make good use of the unusual features of the library. The audience--including a group sitting on burlap sacking on the floor--is so close that the duelling actors brush their knees occasionally, drawing them into...
...years at the helm. Graves has complied a 10-9 overall record and, as team members attest, has provided the inspiration for many key victories. In 1981, her team won England's Henley Royal Regatta. Graves' wealth of experience in the rowing world has been the Crimson's key asset, team members concurred yesterday...
...sufficient funds are available," the report adds, "we should seek to build on the educational asset that the Center represents...
Maria Accacia won the shotput while Grace DeFries took the 800 Despite only four first place finishes, the women collected a lot of seconds and thirds and their depth should be a real asset this coming weekend at the Ivy Championships...