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...sell an integrated platform to a public that is, at best, merely curious about him and his party. Winning the campaign skirmishes and crafting clever attack lines will not be enough to unseat the incumbent or shift the electorate's inertia. Latham will be forced to talk serious stuff non-stop through the footy finals and school holidays. Even if the experts mark it as superior, it's not clear whether voters will be able to digest the policy detail; Howard certainly won't be vacating the airwaves...
...nearly five months, stretching from September to January. Weeks after all of our friends have left for school, we start class in the middle of September, beginning this year on Sept. 15 and next year even later, on Sept. 20. After this late start, we work pretty much non-stop from September until the middle of December, taking only a pitiful two-day break at Thanksgiving for a vacation that is barely long enough for us to catch our breath. In December, we return home each year for a Winter vacation that is consistently shorter than the holidays enjoyed...
...about the actual competition, and even less about who wins or loses. For once, the vast amount of games played aren’t about the dramatic rivalries sportswriters love to talk about. But so much of it, simultaneously, is about trash-talking, relentlessly mocking your friends, and playing, non-stop, until it’s time to go home...
...production of William Shakespeare’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream.” Reinventing the classic proved a triumphant achievement for director Martha Clarke, who, with the moving music composed by Richard Peaslee, brings a whimsical and strikingly beautiful play of non-stop eye candy to audiences. Ethereal costumes coupled with the airy choreography executed with grace and finesse by the cast (who turn in a series of moving performances), creates an unforgettable experience. Clarke gives new life to the play by focusing on the beautiful potential of Shakespeare’s imagination...
Frequently laughing that their lives revolve around eating, the three seniors embrace their far-from-sleek physiques and all else that comes with being an offensive lineman. They keep up non-stop banter as they attempt to explain the “O-line mentality” in terms of food and their softer side, and in doing so, they feed off each other as much as the massive amounts of food they...