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...Mary and Ruttledge and Kate—through shared traditions. Their relationship passes imperceptibly over time from acquaintanceship to friendship to the deepest affection. Their daily rapport is pleasant as the couples take turns calling on each other, sharing meals and drinks, helping with birthing cows and stacking hay. Their interactions are refreshingly free of gender-war stereotypes; the women do not gather to commiserate, the men do not spend their time talking about sports or politics. With their honesty and warmth, Jamesie and Mary become something of role models for the younger couple, who quietly rejected upward mobility...
...small lakeside village of By the Lake: post-World War II, post-migration, post-soccer riots, post-Irish Republican Army. It is a place where grandparents tune into “Blind Date” but do not have telephones; where combine machines ease the labor of the summer hay harvest; and where a sheep rancher supplements his income by writing for an ad agency in London...
...Crimson (4-6, 2-4 EIVA Hay) got the job done early against New Paltz. Freshman Will Reppun, returning from an ankle injury, immediately made his presence known with an on-target pass to co-captain Mike Bookman to start the match. Followed by a block by Bookman and two New Paltz errors, the Crimson pulled out to a quick 4-1 lead. The aggressive serving of co-captain Justin Denham, who tallied three aces in the match, maintained and increased the team’s lead at the finish...
...Crimson’s next attempt to add to its win category is Thursday, when the team travels to Springfield to begin a second round of matchups against a series of Hay Division rivals...
...loss was the sixth in seven matches for the Crimson (3-6, 2-4 EIVA Hay) after a 2-0 start...