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...Marina went to another dining hall, I'd eat there every day and I'd bring people with me," declares Tony J. Ribaudo '93 of Eliot House checker Marina Gerolimatos...
...really nice that Marina knew my name," says Essence McGill '94, "especially being a sophomore...
...rink at Albertville was the scene of powerful grace and perfection all week long. But the best and most innovative skating of the Olympics came in the earlier ice-dancing competition. The Unified Team's Marina Klimova and Sergei Ponomarenko took the gold decisively with a bold, sexy program, while France's celebrity couple, Isabelle and Paul Duchesnay, were somewhat off form and had to settle for silver. Maia Usova and Alexander Zhulin, also from the Unified Team, skated lightly and impudently to the bronze...
Less than two months ago, the Russian government abolished the giant, anachronistic Soviet State Committee for Physical Education and Sport, leaving thousands of athletes and coaches without the managers and financiers who ruled their lives for decades. "We have such limited resources, even for training on ice," says Marina Pylaeva, a Russian speed skater. "We had to work out carefully how much we could do with the money...
...concept was popular for centuries but was not defined as Catholic dogma by the papacy until 1854, partly in response to popular pressure stirred up by Marian apparitions. Unofficial belief adds that Mary lived a perfect life. Protestants insist the Bible portrays Jesus as the only sinless person. Marina Warner, author of Alone of All Her Sex: The Myth and Cult of the Virgin Mary, contends that Rome's dogma artificially sets Mary apart from the rest of the human race...