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Beth Reilly made a dazzling diving stop of a Quaker smash and got up in time to throw out the batter in stemming one Penn rally. Liz Crowley also came up big, scooping up a Quaker single and nailing a disbelieving runner at the plate--a common occurrence which helps show why Crowley's throws make gun-control lobbyists cringe...

Author: By Jonathan D. Unger, | Title: Batswomen Sweep Quakers in Ivy Opener | 4/24/1989 | See Source »

Applauding Jonathan Cardi for a service ace or a booming forehand smash...

Author: By Hank Hudepohl, | Title: The Life of a Recovering Athlete | 4/22/1989 | See Source »

...perfect example. After Prior nearly killed the pitcher with a rocket right into her glove, Reilly and Wambach both singled. Next, Crowley delivered a scorcher to left which had extra-bases and two RBI's written all over it. Somehow Matylewski managed not only to catch the smash but also to double off Reilly at second...

Author: By Jonathan D. Unger, | Title: Weary Batswomen Drop Pair | 4/17/1989 | See Source »

...Vasili Pichul's smash hit Little Vera, the kids look like Sunset Strip punks and act as if they'd just invented adolescent angst. Vera's dad is a drunken oaf, abusing the children who hate him yet cling to him and lie to protect him. He could be the petty dictator of a pre-Gorbachev regime, and his daughter the strident soul of rebellion. In her sharp, defiant voice, you can hear the sound of breaking glasnost...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: Cinema: Censors' Day Off | 4/10/1989 | See Source »

...Notes from Underground at Moscow's Theater for Young Spectators, the withdrawn and embittered central character repeatedly pushes with all his might against the immovable proscenium arch at the side of the stage. The gesture is an apt visual metaphor not only for a melancholy nobody's passion to smash the barriers of loneliness but also for the yearning of the whole Moscow drama world to break down the confines of habit and tradition. Everywhere one goes in the theater these days, the same artistic self-criticism is heard: there are almost no vibrant new playwrights or imaginative directors...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: Theater: Voices From the Inner Depths | 4/10/1989 | See Source »

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