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...Some time later??minutes? hours?—Roxanna found herself atop Zalathal the stallion, draped across his back as Frederick tickled her seductively with a piece of straw. Felicity was standing on a chair as the stallion unwillingly slurped a mixture of honey and oats off her stomach. The Stable Boy was on the chair behind her, stroking Felicity with practiced fingers as he murmured...
...goal at close range and fired it into the lower-left corner of the net for an easy goal just 2:07 into the match. Junior defenseman Alex Biega also notched an assist on the play. Unfortunately for the Crimson, the early lead was lost under five minutes later??this time when UND had a two-man advantage. After junior forward Doug Rogers and sophomore forward Pier-Olivier Michaud were sent to the penalty box less than a minute apart, the Fighting Sioux quickly found the back of the net to tie the game...
...said he’d love to see the Cambridge restaurant open later??it closes at 2 a.m. on weekends and midnight on weekdays—and he’d be open to a partnership with the other Harvard Square Mexican restaurants like Border Cafe, Qdoba, and the incoming Chipotle to host a Cinco de Mayo party like the one in New Orleans. But he says he’s not overly optimistic about the chances of something like that happening here in Cambridge...
...breakdowns is part of what makes the Nixon administration scenes the strongest. While this section also suffers from trite politicizing—Myra’s declaration that one day her slogans will seem naïve isn’t really prescient if it was written decades later??the play, and Steinemann’s directing, is much more focused on the characters, and the show is stronger for it. Myrna reveals a bit of a psychotically vicious streak that makes her far more entertaining, while Myra robs a bank and attempts to flee to Canada. Both...
...isn’t a general prejudice against vampire movies that prompts such an emphatically negative reaction on my part. Didn’t “28 Days Later?? prove that blood-sucking could still make for a good movie? But what “28 Days Later?? boasts that “30 Days of Night” doesn’t (besides sunshine and two fewer days) is a plotline, a motive, and anything, really, beyond just blood-sucking. The film lacks a back-story, an explanation of where the vampires came from...