Word: kept
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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After a Harvard loss at 134, captain Carl Biello look to the mat to help fill in the injury hampered middle weight divisions. Biello, competing despite a neck injury that has kept him a spectatoe for over a month turned in a surprising 9-3 victory to even the match...
...crowd, which had been enthusiastic all night, a pleasant contrast to the usually blase Watson crowds, was on its feet and chanting for more. Yale was panicking and Harvard kept up the pressure...
...Saturday night, It was a case of the whole Blue team just out-performing and carrying the play to the Crimson. By the end of two periods Yale had outshot Harvard by an 18-15 margin. Only some super saves by Petrovek in the second period kept the Elis from running away with the contest. The Bulldogs were definitely playing above their 1-18-1 heads, while Harvard resembled anything but an 18-3 team...
...reformism were actually doing anything to bring about fundamental improvements in the material conditions of black people in the United States. He began to see that it was not the "evil" of the entire white race, but the oppression perpetrated by a certain segment of the white race, which kept the black man in chains. It became apparent to him that religious mysticism and supernatural explanations of oppression, whether they be Black Muslim or Christian, put forth no program for actually changing the conditions faced by an oppressed people. The Muslim faith had served its purpose for Malcolm...
...clergyman a bag of Nabokovian wordplays and tries to pass him off as Humbert Humbert (in Lolita, Humbert observed, "You can always count on a murderer for a fancy prose style"). Marshfield rattles off alliterations as if he were on death row. He describes a local nursery "which piously kept its Puerto Rican peony-pluckers in a state of purposeful peonage." With nary a blush he writes of returning home to the "fusty forgiveness of my fanlighted foyer." His frequent dissections of sex and theology revolve around a central question: How many matrons can dance on the head...