Word: lisa
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...five for coach John McCarthy were Jeanne Guyton, Denise Thal, Sue Williams. Lisa Muscatine and Kathy Fulton. The McCarthy clan finished the season with a 95 record...
...memoirs, Clarke tells of a portrait of Shakespeare that had eyes like the Mona Lisa: wherever he went in the small, dark attic room where it hung, the eyes would follow him. At first he was deathly afraid of the portrait, but eventually its fearful mystery began to overcome him. It would draw him out of his bed in the middle of the night and as he walked up the stairs a fight would begin between what he called his will and his imagination. Clarke said that his will and his imagination. Clarke said that his will usually...
...Towering Inferno is, simply, one of the few places where popular art intersects good art. There are lots of examples in other fields. I suppose, like Tchaikovsky and the Mona Lisa and A Christmas Carol, but most of the examples that come to mind are movies. Film is the one art that has stayed resolutely popular, and it has done so only in the United States. When American directors get artsy, like Robert Altman or Francis Ford Coppola, they tend to produce meaty, serious movies that, finally, don't grab hold of your imagination. At least, not the way Casablanca...
...finals of the doubles was all Princeton with the number one team of Louise Gengler and Mo Curran emerging victorious. The finals of the singles competition, though, was all Yale as the top-seeded Yalie Lisa Rosenblum defeated the second seed for the Elis, Sue Graham. To reach the finals. Graham had to beat the highly regarded number one for Princeton, Linda Rice...
...Crimson's Suki Magraw won her match at two in a contest that went three sets, 6-3, 1-6, 6-0. Denise Thal won easily at three in two sets while Radcliffe number four Rita Funaro took her match over Lisa O' Brien...