Word: pasting
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...third period and capitalized on two power plays to earn the win. Senior Gene Purdy scored the winner at 14:25 with Princeton's Todd Hewett in the penalty box for elbowing. Purdy threw a shot towards the Princeton goal which Tiger captain Dave Kelly inadvertantly tipped past goalie Bob Mann...
With Crimson on top 1-0, NU's John Harrison notched goals 19 seconds apart, at 7:03 and 7:22, when he strolled through lackadaisical Harvard defense for two consecutive free throws past John Hynes. Dog Days...
...rest of the Crimson ladder made light work of the MIT line-up, sweeping the remainder of the matches without losing a single game. At number two, John Stubbs breezed past Yusaf Maniya without breaking a sweat, while three man Chuck Elliott spanked MIT's Barry Nalebuff...
...skits Kim effectively captures the essence of Beckett's purgatory-a world founded on the premise of an irreducible absurdity-one in which the realms of the shadow and substance constantly collide,interweave and fall apart. In this world characters are racked by doubt and tormented by a nightmarish past which they cannot escape or hope to understand. Purgatory is not a way-station between heaven and hell in Kim's view, it is the Universe itself, driven by doubt and unfulfilled thought...
...court over the Ariel Chamber Ensemble, Worth sits directly beneath a gigantic video screen on which we see projected the face of the play's central character, Joe. Joe is haunted by the voice of a girl who once left him and his anguish increase as he mentally reenacts past relationships with his mother and a discarded Ophelia-both of whom he destroyed through neglect. The camera repeatedly closes in on Joe's face as the girl's taunts become increasingly strident, "You know that penny farthing hell you call your mind...that's where you think this is coming...