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...only visit between 1 a.m. and 3 a.m. Sure, that's exactly the kind of unconventional scheduling you'd expect from a place that advertises workshops in such arcana as "ecopsychology" and "transpersonal process." But when you drive up in the dead of night and let a lone security guard with a small flashlight lead you through the estate to the edge of the cliffs, the brilliance of it all becomes plain. As you lounge in your hot tub, the stars, the sound of waves and the all-enveloping night elevate what by daylight would be a pleasant experience into...
...have three really good goalies in this program and it’s the first time that’s ever happened.” Solley, returning to action after being assessed a game misconduct penalty the night before, provided all the offense the Crimson would need with the lone goal in a tentative first period. She has now notched the game-winning goal in half of the team’s victories this season, ranking her eighth in the nation in that category. Solley added a score in the third period to bring her season total to five...
...lone exception was a rally on Oct. 24 in front of Chancellor O’Keefe’s office that drew more than 150 students, according to the LSU student newspaper, the Daily Reveille...
...Though gloriously jarring in its time, the Sex Pistols' lone studio album, 1977's Never Mind The Bollocks, Here's The Sex Pistols, sounds relatively conventional today in comparison to the countless legions of acolytes. Rife with Steve Jones' signature beefy guitar riffs and Rotten's venomous social commentary, Never Mind The Bollocks is rightly hailed as a classic that helped shake rock'n'roll out of its shaggy doldrums, re-inserting a palpable whiff of danger and defiance into an art-form grown shallow and pompous. Never mind the narrow mores of tongue-clicking punk rock purists...
...persistent Bulldogs lit the lamp once in each period: Deena Caplette commenced the scoring with a power-play strike in the first, Jenna Spring notched a goal early in the second, and freshman Sarah Tittman iced it with an empty-netter in the third. The lone Harvard response came with a mere 53 seconds left in the game, when junior Jennifer Sifers finally put one past an exhausted Love and prevented the potential second shutout in the history of the rivalry.“Obviously we’re competitive and we’d rather win than lose...