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Sophomore Brandon Rhoades had a terrific match against Aaron Taylor, ranked No. 20 nationally and third in the EIWA, at 125-pounds. A stalling point sent the match into overtime and Taylor was able to sneak away with...
...time either reading or kind of making up. I lived on a small farm and much of my childhood was spent working--manual labor--stringing up tomato plants, milking the cows by hand, mucking up the pigs, planting vegetables, raking hay, very ephemeral, process-oriented things. Then I'd sneak off into the attic to read. I don't think I went to an art gallery until I was about sixteen. So I wasn't very aware of art at all; I was very much literature-based...
...were creeping around these streets...trying to sneak away before people's dogs started barking," Shames said...
...afraid the true reason is that a great many writers lack noble virtue. Their mode of warfare is the sneak attack; their shots are cowardly and cheap. A few years ago, a writer of movie scripts sucker-punched a journalist while he was sitting at a New York City restaurant and knocked him to the floor. People were shocked that he hadn't stabbed him in the back...
...would argue that Bill Bradley and John McCain (and the rest of the GOP crew) need wins in the early primaries to have any realistic shot at sneaking by the party front-runners. While this has always been the case for underdogs, there's probably less room for sneak attacks now than ever before. Bill Bradley's poor showing in Iowa was seen by most as a wake-up call - the ex-Knick needs to either campaign more aggressively or wave good-bye to any chance for the party...