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This will probably be the key to the game, as far as Yale's defense is concerned. If the line can contain Harvard's ground attack, the Elis' serial defense should prove strong enough...
This was the second time Harvard had tried its passing game, and this time it had been even more disastrous Valiante's score was set up by an interception of a McCluskey serial. Tracy Whitaker picked off the toss on the Crimson 45 and ran it back to the 22, where three runs put Valiante in position for his score...
...from art books and sensational photos from newspapers as his models. He painted a series of gnarled, garishly colored portraits of his predecessor in agony, Vincent Van Gogh, after reproductions of the Dutch artist's long-lost The Artist on the Road to Tarascon. Most famous of his serial portraits are those of screaming pontiffs modeled after a papal commission by Velásquez (see opposite page). Though he has been through Rome, where Pope Innocent X's portrait hangs in the Palazzo Doria-Pamphili, Bacon has never gone to see it. The gum-baring shriek that gapes...
...trained newshound, but personally she is as sensitive as a gouty toe. She suspects darkly that newsmen want to write her off as a pushy Clairol blonde who forges forward by making more sex than sense, and because she was once an actress in TV's daytime serial The Edge of Night. But she insists that she was a student of politics long before she began to act, cites articles she contributed to liberal magazines like Progressive World when she was 22, and notes that she is a longstanding member of the Lexington Democratic Club in Manhattan...
...murder and condemned to exile in Siberia. Nechaev fled to Geneva, where his presence caused the great revolutionary Bakunin to exclaim: "They are wonderful, these young fanatics. Believers without God." Bakunin issued to Nechaev a sort of party card or credential of the "International Alliance," bearing the serial number 2771. As a consequence, the Czar's agents and half the police of Europe were looking for at least 2,770 conspirators. When Nechaev was extradited from Switzerland, he was treated as the head of a huge conspiracy. Shackled, in solitary confinement in Peter-Paul's deepest dungeon, Nechaev...