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...each emotion intensifying the glory or bitterness of the other. Fortified by fiery wit and fiery whiskey, Oscar Wilde tackled the foibles of Victorian society with equal panache at the Albermarle Club and Reading Jail. As poet, dramatist, novelist, and aesthete, Wilde succeeded in expressing through his writing the myriad emotions he experienced and observed in the world around...
Potential jurors in the O.J. Simpson trial will have to reveal myriad details of their personal life to attorneys on both sides. As TIME Daily reported exclusively last night, the queries cover everything from their television talk-show preferences to knives they own (other than those for kitchen use) and the media they get their news from. Lawyers on both sides have till Oct. 12 to review the answers. Then the first round of the in-person questioning of more than 300 candidates begins...
...mixture of short-range passing and off-tackle running. Ferrara(22-32-245 passing, 11-45 running) and running backs Eion Hu (18-73 rushing) and Kweli Thompson (12-65) stood out in these endeavors, but kudos also go out to the offensive line, which showed a mastery of myriad blocking routes...
This is the first time you will be taken seriously as a quasi-adult by those around you. The administration cares what you think (sort of), and you will have the opportunity to rise to the top of myriad extracurricular groups. Be forewarned, however, that many others are out to be taken seriously as well--hence the power struggles that plague many seemingly-benign organizations...
...Lion King" includes a highly successful examination of the often painful, always powerful emotions inherent in a father's relationship with his son. The movie does not skirt, but rather unabashedly examines all the feelings of love, inadequacy, pride, frustration, ambition, and the myriad other emotions that are present in every son's relationship with his father...