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...exuberance during his student days at the University of Leningrad. In 1921, when he was 15, they gave him two months of solitary confinement for leading demonstrations against the arrest of university professors. Despite such delays (he was jailed for a few days each year, "usually around Easter time," as a reminder), he graduated as a "Learned Economist" in 1925; soon after he got permission to leave the country, to recuperate from an operation on his jaw. He never returned...
Charles Neuhauser's Easter 1952 also rests on a religious basis. In has voicing of Christ's saving uniting force, Neuhauser employs an effective and ingenious play on words...
...race, and Cornell, also with two straight losses on its record, was not expected to do much better. But the Big Red is traditionally a late-season corner. And in the last week Stork San ford brought his men along remarkably well after losing to the Crimson in the Easter Sprints...
...Linz, where it was cast. On Sunday, crowds packed the cathedral and the streets around it as Theodor Cardinal Innitzer celebrated a pontifical Mass at the restored high altar. From the gate, the great bell of Stefanskirche pealed its greetings to the city, for the first time since Easter...
Wylie thinks the actual tackling is safer because ruggers don't normally clash head on. "I tried that in Bermuda last Easter, and got badly jarred,' he says. Now he usually makes his tackles from a player's side or back, since it doesn't matter much if he gains an extra yard...