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...Wisconsin victory was incredible," number-four sear Serena Eddy said. "When the cox called for us to move, our sprint was incredible. It was a years of bottled-up frustration. Every time we went into the locker room, we'd look at a picture of the Wisconsin crew team and try to figure out how to get back. It was sweet...
PROVIDENCE, R.I.--Sear Carew scored three touchdowns as the Harvard freshman football team took advantage of seven Brown turnovers to post a 35-16 victory here Friday...
Indeed After a sluggish start that included three cheap victories over three interior opponents. Harvard Saturday night finally passed its first legitimate test of the sear...
...would be an artist has a higher motive: "Because the welts I raise make such attractive and meaningful designs." After the Fall, whose original production opened the Repertory Theater of Lincoln Center in 1964, is a 2½-hour act of flagellation in which Arthur Miller's whips sear his own flesh and that of anyone he touched or who touched him. Two decades later, in John Tillinger's streamlined, harrowing off-Broadway revival, the scars of passion and pain still show. The wounds this play opened will not heal...
...America, a black man's otherness is stamped indelibly on his face. Whether he runs the 100-meter dash or runs for President, whether he orates like Martin Luther King Jr. or drawls like Stepin Fetchit, his color sets him apart. For him the American melting pot can sear faster than it assimilates. And so he looks to his roots, finding solace in soul, while fixing an eye on the main chance of upward mobility. His tragedy is that, in both worlds, he may end up a stranger...