Word: stalwartness
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Following a pattern established in the first two meets with Providence and Northeastern, sophomore stalwart Doug Hardin raced home alone in first place and senior Jim Smith won a battle for third. But in the first two losses, that was where-the first two losses, that was where-the Crimson strength ran out. Yesterday, it was just the beginning...
...early training as a lithographer, he captured actuality, studied its nature, and then bent it to his artist's will. In The Lookout, Homer used a Maine neighbor, John Gatchell, as his oilskinned model. He rummaged junk shops to find the bell that served to symbolize a stalwart ship struggling across a boiling sea, only visible itself as a glimpse of whitecaps. It is a distant and different sea that splashes in watercolors in Shell Heap, with an angler bending to his catch while the breezy skies of Florida seem to whip palm fronds into an ominous rattle...
...only survivor is Wilde. In a primitive sporting gesture, the natives free the courageous white man without clothes, weapons or water-and with ten stalwart young spearsmen poised to track him down. Hunted now, the hunter begins to run, and Prey gathers fierce momentum as a classic, single-minded epic of survival with no time out for fainthearted blondes or false heroics...
...said one of the sturdy, stalwart Stoughtonites, "lets challenge Holworthy...
...surprisingly. After all, the Sons of Stoughton were outnumbered better than two to one. And sturdy and stalwart though they were, the sons of Holworthy were sturdier and more stalwart yet. Fact is, they were a bunch of jocks...