Word: greats
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Beth Totman and Colleen Moore were fighting for a loose ball and they found a hole," Stewart said. "It was all their work and it was great...
...have a great goaltender in Cheryl Gunther," Wheaton said. "The one time she was tested, she came up with a great save...
...were really playing great as a team," said Priscella. "We've been getting better recently, and the Dartmouth match was a great culmination of the last couple weeks." Harvard also outblocked the Big Green...
...ought to be remembered that, as indisputably great a player as Wilt Chamberlain was, he often evoked a public awe closer to loathing than admiration. "No one roots for Goliath," he lamented to his Los Angeles Lakers teammate Jerry West. The observation was both personally felt and generally interesting in what it says about the way people look at giants. Size (which matters) is an accident of biology, but we tend to treat it as an implicit assault on the averageness of the rest of us--a potential menace, an insulting excess--and there is a universal desire...
...have all the narrative momentum of a lawnmower pulling the Cheops pyramid up an Alp. It does move, thanks to the script by John Roach and Mary Sweeney. It keeps finding new ways to make rural decency dramatic. But the soul of the film is in Farnsworth's eyes--great watery repositories of wisdom and regret. "The worst part of bein' old," he says, "is rememberin' when you was young." Alvin's tragic memories give perspective to the triumph of his trek, even as Farnsworth's weathered brilliance makes this movie...