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And the real ancients, juniors Mike Watson, and Dave Burke, will have to regain their scoring touch of two seasons ago for the Crimson to challenge anyone. Only junior netminder Wade Lau has shown continual improvement among two-year vets.
Steel places passages from Lippmann's staid and elegant writing expressing his reactions to political events within the larger framework of Lippmann's thought--his continual twists of opinion regarding the efficacy of democratic government and especially the challenge the new Keynesian liberalism posed to American freedom and morality. And...
Only in the September 27 trench war at New Hampshire has the team played so well. Although Harvard fired only six shots at the Dartmouth net, continual movement and crisp, intelligent passes kept the Crimson in a game which, let's face it, it had no business staying in.
Yet throughout this lost-and-found department there are continual instances of amazing grace. The late John Howard Griffin, terminally ill, recalls darkening his skin in order to live as a black man in the American South (the subject of his book Black Like Me, 1961). He speaks of violent...
Not all that smoke was coming out of Ford's distinguished looking pipe, either. The booters finally lit a metaphorical fire in the MIT defensive zone. Starting with a direct shot on goal only twenty seconds into the half, Harvard applied almost continual pressure on the MIT goal.