Word: mixes
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...second goal with just 1:03 clapsed in the fourth period. Thomas scored when his corner kick was blocked and the rebound came straight to him about 15 yards to the left of the net. He quickly directed a curved shot towards the left corner and in an apparent mix-up between goalie Ken pasternak and fullback Tom Stocker. The ball curled...
...Raskin wanted to concede the snowy state to Muskie and concentrate on Florida, where Jackson adherents are already engaged in precinct organization. But Jackson feels that New Hampshire is small enough so that he can overcome his low-recognition handicap. He also reasons that his political philosophy-a singular mix of the liberal and the conservative -will have considerable appeal for the New Hampshire party. Wishful theorizing or realistic gambling, it is clear that Jackson has no other option but to come out slugging before it is too late. Political seers generally agree that Muskie should win in New Hampshire...
...real problem lies in the mix of styles Malle has tried to meld into a single film. Lurking beneath the charm of this comedy is a very definite potential for evil that creates tension without every surfacing. We like the Chevaliers because they're so resilient that they never really hurt each other; but given the chance (in another film, say) it wouldn't take much twisting to make some of them very cruel...
...city manager Corcoran and city solicitor Cronin, Romagna takes an unusually friendly--for a Cambridge politician at election time--stand toward the universities"...they are good for the city," he said. "I'm not against any more expansion of the universities--the city will probably keep the same mix of rich and poor, and we just ought to face it, and start building the city up," he added. "I'm in favor of the university building high-rise, high-income condominiums along the riverfront, so the tax base will go up. How else are we going to keep this...
...Mix the wistful, slightly sentimental humor of William Saroyan and the abrasive machine-gun ribaldry of Lenny Bruce. Add to that a mental image of Holden Caulfield as a 30-year-old dropout, and you have the basic tone and temper of Terrence McNally's Where Has Tommy Flowers Gone...