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...thinks unworthy of her. Unlike Cort and Sands, Levin moves awkwardly--on purpose. Ferdinand struggles against an over-whelming passion, giving in to impulse and then regretting it. Clad in black, Levin contorts her face and body, speaking with horrid intensity. Her words spew forth in an uncontrollable stream, superbly conveying Ferdinand's ferocious impetuosity...
...jury, Elam decided on dispositions and cases presented to him yesterday morning. Only three of the 15 or so cases involved whites--the rest were Black males or Chicanos. Shortly after 10 a.m., the bailiff called Ezera's case to insure that both sides were ready. Students continued to stream in. On the second call, confusion occurred. Heins, the scheduled prosecuting attorney and a third-year-law student, had been replaced by another attorney, Edward M. Burns--a member of the Massachusetts bar. He had only minutes before met the plaintiff...
Between them, Wigglesworth and Davis notched seven goals, including four tallies during an eight-goal Harvard barrage in the second and third periods. Down 7-4 before this startling attack, the Crimson kept the Big Red goalie off guard with a steady stream of groundshots...
...criticism is essentially unfair; people want to know about the weather, and TV forecasters tell them-not just the niggardly name, rank and serial number of temperature highs and lows but also the larger meteorological events: cold sweeping down from Canada, a warm front out of the Gulf Stream or the metastasis of a storm from Martinique. It may sometimes sound like a cheerful patter of mumbo jumbo and Celsius conversions, like a lounge comedian who did a semester at M.I.T., but on the whole, people learn what they want to know. The audience pays weathercasters the compliment...
...procedure that captured an image on special paper pressed against film and developing solution, which simultaneously produced a negative and positive print. The film and paper could be separated after 60 sec. to reveal the picture. During the 1950s and 1960s, the wizard of light turned out a steady stream of new cameras, faster developing films and color films. During its go-go Wall Street era, Polaroid became the epitome of a glamour stock. A $1,000 investment in the company in 1938 was worth more than $4 million at its peak...