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Seven minutes into the first period, the Crimson opened up the scoring. Whyte carried the puck over the blue line and Simonds came up, splitting the Tiger defenders. Taking a lead pass, Simonds left the Princeton blue-liners behind her and beat Tiger goalie Shelley Pottorf. The tally, which gave the Crimson a short-lived 1-0 lead, was Simonds's third goal in the last two games...
...simply that it is of a higher quality. Such a position would probably be thrown out on a campus where the British scholars did not so overwhelmingly outnumber their American counterparts, but to pretend that literature is evaluated or prized by its "artistic value" alone is smug and ignorant. Shelley called poets "the unacknowledged legislators of the world." Literature establishes a dialogue of ideas, and is therefore an inherently political act. Writers frequently use whatever they consider as the political, social, or structural subtext of their contemporaries' works either as touchstones or models for their own representations of society...
...staging of the annual Wall Game, a notorious blood sport in which 20 savage nobles flail and scramble in the mud in what is fittingly known as a "bully." Punching is forbidden, but applying "steady pressure" with one's fist upon a face is warmly encouraged. The poet Shelley was once used as a ball. No goal has been scored since before World...
Adapted by Andrei Belgrader & Shelley Berc...
...daughter of a milk salesman who traveled half the time (though, she says, "I mostly remember him being home"). In high school Jane was a six-time loser for homecoming queen but a whiz at extemporaneous speaking. Her toughest rival in statewide competitions was another future TV star: actress Shelley Long...