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Making adjustments on both ends of the ice will be vital if the Crimson hopes to pull off a string of three victories against these Top-10 ranked teams...
Diagnoses--from a string of doctors that included Carl Jung--ranged from neurosis to schizophrenia to syphilis to barbiturate addiction to simple moodiness. Whatever ailed Lucia, it made her both impossible to live with and unable to take care of herself. She spent the last 45 years of her life in institutions, incarcerated and medicated, until she died in 1982. Shloss's patient research expands what could have been a footnote to literary history into a tragedy of wasted promise. Shloss gives us a James Joyce we have never seen before, a portrait that encompasses both the great writer...
...couldn’t play quite a few of our top-string players due to injuries,” freshman Siddharth Suchde said. “I guess all the players were really geared up to play their best squash and on Friday that’s exactly what happened...
...correspondent for Slate magazine and author of a recent book on abortion politics, Bearing Right. “They think that arguments are like kites: they can float them up in the wind and pull them back when they want to. But what happens is the wind breaks your string and takes your kite away. The wind here is choice. When [pro-lifers] concede that abortion needs to be reduced through each woman’s choice, they’re giving away the ballgame...
Midway through the first half, the Quakers—who had yet to generate much offense—went on the attack. The Crimson scrambled to stop Penn from scoring as the Quakers took shot after shot from inside the Harvard 18 on a bizarre string of plays. The commotion finally ended when the referee deemed that one slide tackle was just a little too hard, granting Penn a penalty kick...