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Harvard junior goalie Rob Lyng rejected a Notre Dame shot, but Keenan somehow managed to win the loose ball in the crease and flipped it in one-handed...
...trust in the staying power of Christianity. Some really goofy things have happened in the past 2,000 years, but somehow, the core, the essence, of the Christian religion has survived...
...polite but as brief as he could manage it. Somehow, he didn't seem the angry threatening kind of person. If we ranked [all of the suitemates], he wasn't the one we dislike the most. He was neutral, just a big mystery," McIntosh says...
...this intended moment of epiphany somehow falls flat, spoiled by Aunt T.'s inappropriate exclamation "You were as white as an angel!" In general, the women in "A Family Thing"--Aunt T., Mrs. Pilcher, Ray's and Earl's mother--are too saintly to be true, while the men are either churls (like Pilcher, Sr.) or burdened by a huge chip on the shoulder. Like balky horses, they must be forced into decent, sensible behavior by their womenfolk. "A Family Thing" would probably have been more convincing had nobility and selfishness been more evenly divided between the two sexes...
...fully develop ethnic studies. The premise behind using affirmative action to pursue diversity is that minority students here have cultivated a certain rich perspective which other students can draw from. Their people have a history and their experiences have a legitimacy--but only, it seems, outside the classroom. They somehow lose their validity when confronted by the white pillars of academia. What it says is that what we can learn from minorities exists only at food fests or in cultural show extravaganzas...