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...score still tied at three, Harvard dodged at bullet in the third. With one out and men on second and third, Minutemen second baseman Muchie Dagliere hit a deep fly ball to straightaway center that appeared certain to score the goa-head run, but junior centerfielder Brian Ralph came up firing to third, and gunned down the man from second for the inning's third out before the go-ahead run could cross the plate...
...East with him. The immensity of the country--its beauty and its filth, its holy men and its begging children--initially overwhelms them. And they discover that their reasons for going differ. Sophie is a hedonist, looking to apprehend reality through the senses: "I want to go to Goa and eat shrimp. I want to go to Kashmir and live on a houseboat." Matteo is disgusted: "That isn't India." So Sophie increases her intake of marijuana and gamely follows her husband from swami to swami...
...there were forced to define and politicize our "sexuality" and our "ethnicity" because of a social context that is profoundly hostile to both. It was all the more telling then that the journalist should have incorrectly identified me as Laotian. My family is from Goa (an Indian province that was once a Portuguese colony...
...minutes later, the Crimson added another goa 1.Harvard continued to work the ball around the Eagle end and Huang made a key save. The rebound, however, rolled out to forward Sarah Downing. The sophomore quickly pulled it to the left and scored before Huang could recover. The tally gave Harvard a formidable 2-0 lead...
Playwright Sherman, who has not made much of a splash in the decade since Bent, provides in A Madhouse in Goa the best new play of a fecund London year that has already brought new efforts from half-a-dozen top dramatists. Structurally, Sherman's show is two one-acts, but they are linked by one of the cleverest devices in memory. The first piece, A Table for a King, is an exquisitely painful tale of betrayals involving a pathetically dignified Mississippi matron, a sweetly awkward American college boy recovering from a thwarted homosexual infatuation, a casually seductive waiter...