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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...LUMET'S FILM does not limit itself to playing out fascinating mind games. As might be expected from a movie based on a play bursting with totem-like symbols, Equus is studded with the type of rich imagery that will easily come to mind with the mere mention of the film's title. Many viewers of Equus will fasten onto the scene of the nude Strang riding a madly galloping steed, a union of man and beast thrown into relief by backgrounds that alternate between the darkest of nights and a blinding brilliance of light. But the segment that qualifies...
...finally released it, it wasn't. Surprising everybody in the Bowl (including, probably, himself) Sullivan had the audacity to abandon his intended mission and run 65 yards around right end for the touchdown that buried the Crimson and made him an answer to a trivia question, not to mention an instant Eli legend...
Victory comes from hard work and speed, not to mention many other intangibles--such as desire to win, spirit and luck that distinguish a team from its competitors. These ingredients, which sustained the Radcliffe cross-country team throughout the season, produced a final sweet victory in this year's Ivy League championships held at New Haven Friday...
...sure, Harvard is the people's choice, not to mention that of Dartmouth, Brown and anyone else who gets into four-way ties for championships. The Big Green and the Bruins are currently deadlocked with the Crimson for second place; a Harvard win combined with Dartmouth and Brown triumphs (against Penn and Columbia, respectively) and seven weeks of Ivy football will have produced an unprecedented stand...
Aside from this, the thing that impressed me the most was the fact that not once while we talked did Cleary mention that the media had ever wronged him personally. He is not bitter, rather concerned that his players not be subjected to the kind of treatment reserved for the likes of Derek Sanderson and Dave Schultz...