Word: rushing
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...follows the trend of contemporary literature that includes Rent and Angels in America, in which characters have, and eventually die of, AIDS In this contribution, Gurganus offers up his characters--his loved ones--without pretense, and simply lets the reader live their experience. "I do not want to rush," he continues. "The hierarchy of suffering sets in too soon. What starts as your own self-armoring way of surviving can soon (especially in New York City) become The New Careerism. Manhattan Person A says: 'I've lost most of my friends to it.' Manhattan Person B: 'Only "most"? Lucky...
With Harvard caught on its heels and Brown on an offensive rush, Prescott cycled behind the Crimson net and surfaced to the right of Harvard netminder J.R. Prestifilippo (24 saves) just in time to wrist a shot into the upper right hand corner...
...Crimson, proving that it can withstand a late-game rush, even if it is Brown, held on and even added an empty netter with 42 seconds remaining in the game...
...suggest that the waivers were payoffs to President Clinton's political contributors, the Insight piece declared right up front that they "apparently" were. It offered no names and no proof. But that didn't seem to matter. Insight faxed the story to talk-radio shows nationwide and dozens of Rush wannabes. Insight's press release encouraged the talk-show hosts to call Representative TERRY EVERETT, an Alabama Republican who has been looking into the matter for months without reaching any conclusion. Smelling blood, JIM NICHOLSON, ex-Army Ranger and the chairman of the Republican National Committee, blasted away. "This action...
...peer in the Ivy League. Even after the loss of captain Bredan Bibro, Harvard has continued to stop the run and put relentless pressure on opposing quarterbacks. The line has 23.5 of the Crimson's 31 sacks, which means that Harvard has been able to maintain a pass rush without having to blitz often...