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...temple's coffers all members' savings and earnings, amassing a fortune that a former member estimates at $15 million. Discipline gave way to brutal beatings. It was a progression perhaps foreshadowed way back in Indianapolis when the young preacher once threw his Bible to the floor and yelled at his associates, "Too many people are looking at this instead of looking...
...Hildy did a heck of a job and pulled us together when we needed it down the stretch," said Kleinfelder, who has her work cut out for her with a brutal Division I slate and raw recruits who need college finesse...
After considering every possible alternative, the Shah has made up his mind to stay in Iran with his people. He does not believe that he is finished, not even close to it. Despite the disappointments and the brutal punishment he has taken in the streets, he feels it is his duty to protect the throne and thus his country. He believes one day his son, Crown Prince Reza, 18, will ascend the throne. But not now, not even under a regency council. The Shah wants his heir to have a viable monarchy, not a weak one. As for talk about...
Purdy, though hampered by injuries, has been the squad's most consistent winger for the last two years while his point totals have risen. Cochrane and his brutal slapshot both came into their own last season as John took a regular shift on the power play and finished third on the squad in scoring...
...first tie came in 1879, a scoreless battle suffering largely from the bitter rule disputes in which two schools were embroiled. Disagreements led to battles on the field, and a particularly brutal and bloody contest in 1894 forced the archriyals to cancel further varsity athletic competition between the two teams...