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...only a brief look back at that paradise before a risky leap forward. Six months in the studio last summer and fall have produced something as welcome as it is unexpected: an Of Montreal that knows how to cut loose and get down convincingly, deploying a fleet of gleefully programmed sounds that would have been pure science fiction to sandbox-era Brian Wilson...
Underpinning the Wildcats’ attack were the basics of getting the ball downfield—passing and shooting. New Hampshire’s attack was fleet of foot and its propensity for the long pass stretched Harvard’s defense to the breaking point...
...Hall, temporarily closed his experimental Cottesloe stage. Some critics wondered if there might be a connection between the dispute and productions that have endorsed leftist views or attacked the conservatism of Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. The National's Pravda, for example, seems to say that the worst sin of Fleet Street is generosity toward Thatcher. The R.S.C.'s Today is a paean to men who abandoned their homes and families to fight as Communists in the Spanish Civil...
...Navy promised a thorough investigation into Jackson's allegations about the Kitty Hawk, which recently won a Navy excellence award for having the best-run supply department in the Pacific Fleet. "If this is the best," Jackson scoffs, "what sort of shape are the bad ones...
Harvard got another tally in the next stanza thanks to the fleet feet of senior Lauren Stefanchik. Stefanchik put down a perfect bunt for a one-out hit, then stole second and moved to third on a groundout. Sophomore Julia Kidder knocked in Stefanchik with a clutch two-out single...