Word: sides
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...play keeps going strong right through the end. In the final analysis, the characters face the struggle of choosing between rudeness and politeness, hypocrisy and honesty. Ruiz at first seems to side with Alceste and his obsession with frank expression. The disenchanted reporter seems oddly calm as he packs his bags, forsaking his love to escape the corrupt society of man. Celimene, on the other hand, sits alone, quietly nursing a drink as the lights fade out on her shattered world. Shohet's soulful portrayal of Celimene's despair would be a perfectly fine way to conclude the play...
...rest of the contest, the Crimson kept the ball on the Dartmouth side, and had a number of good scoring opportunities. And when Dartmouth did get an offensive rush, junior goalie Anne Browning came through with save after save, tallying 11 for the day, including a breath-taking diving stop in the 67th minute that drew loud cheers from the crowd...
...wandering and exploring ever downward and inward. Each of his collections of poetry, while encompassing individually different personal, historical, social and political modes, echoes with similar thematic and imagistic ideas. Until now, there really was no comprehensive retrospective of Heaney's work that could show, by placing his texts side-by-side with each other, the underlying veins of narrative digging and searching that permeate his work. With the recently published Opened Ground (Poems 1966-1996), his most recent and comprehensive prosodic collection, a forum for appreciating and explicating Heaney's most powerful prosodic digging has appeared...
...must-have for all Heaney fans, Heaney neophytes and poetry enthusiasts in general, the anthology offers word-for-word the richest visual splendor this side of Yeats. Herein are contained works of virility, gentility, raw passion, reserved harmony and the sheer ecstasy of reveling in language, rolling around in verbiage as only Seamus Heaney can do. The anthology contains works Heaney himself chose from among his rather extensive prosaic and prosodic output. The majority of the collection is made up of poems from all nine of Heaney's collections (spanning a thirty-year literary eternity from 1966's Death...
...faltering Mr. P is the superhuman Placido Domingo (everyone's second favorite tenor.) Hoelterhoff describes Domingo's unfailing energy, which allows him to conduct a matinee performance of one opera, star as lead role in another opera that evening, then hop on a plane to the other side of the country to fill in as a sub for a sick Othello...