Word: ricks
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...cases it is the direction, not the cast that proves unsettling. At one point about three quarters of the way through the play, the audience is shaken out of an absorbing drama and thrown into a high-tech world of blinding light and blasting, raucous music. An attempt by Rick Reynolds to sing is lost in the overwhelming visual effect and affront of the staging...
...Hills Dale, NJ 35 Dave Kokackle TB 6-2 100 Se. Farge, ND 90 Don Kokackle DE 4-2 215 Se. Ceveland, OH 92 Kanre Kolstad DT 6-4 246 Jr. Northford, CT 2 Tim Kotkiewles DB 5-11 175 Se. Allison Park, PA 31 Rick Kolstad TB 6-0 197 Se. Enamous, PA 34 Mike LaSplan LB 5-9 185 Sr. Handon, CT 53 Walt Lochowicz C 6-2 225 Jr. Newington, CT 59 Jon Litner LB 6-0 190 Jr. Penbody, MA 10 Mike Lucai QB 5-10 186 Jr. East Haven, CT 86 Jim MacLaren...
DEATH CONFIRMED. Rick Crudale, 21, Marine lance corporal from West Warwick, R.I., who was pictured on TIME's Oct. 3 cover "Lebanon: Holding the Line"; of injuries suffered in the terrorist bombing of U.S. troops; in Beirut. Crudale had apparently returned early from leave and was among those sleeping in the Marines' headquarters at Beirut International Airport when the attack took place. At first he was reported missing, but his death was officially verified last week...
...stopped us on short yardage all year," Crusader's Coach Rick Carter said after the game, Harvard...
With every story it runs, every photograph it publishes, TIME touches lives directly. On occasion, what happens to those lives returns to touch those of us at TIME directly and profoundly. One such story is that of Rick Crudale, 21, a Marine lance corporal from West Warwick, R.I., stationed in Beirut. Only five weeks ago, Crudale was pictured at the Beirut International Airport on TIME'S Oct. 3 cover, "Holding the Line" in Lebanon. Due to return from leave the day after the headquarters bombing, he did not report and at first was listed as missing. Apparently, he came...