Word: sweep
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...from the Army of sprinter and co-captain Stu Vance, who will probably face Cahalan in the 50-free. But Michael admitted that after the year's layoff, Vance is not as fast as he used to be, and with the help of Paul Horvitz, Harvard may very well sweep the 50-free...
With Coleman and Harvey injured chances for a Harvard sweep of its remaining matches are dim. "Beating Springfield. Penn and Princeton will be another matter." Lee said yesterday. "And with these injuries nagging at us, it could be a call for Eric Behrens again...
Fernando Gonzales took the first game from his opponent. 15-7, but Sokolov came back to sweep the final three contests. Sokolov looked exhausted throughout the match, but he continually came through with the big deep shot. Gonzales also was visibly bothered by Sokolov's frequent let calls...
...death "like the distant roll/ of thunder at a picnic," the poet remains stubbornly tentative to the end. Part prayer, part history lesson, "Sixty" links Auden in his Austrian retreat to the Northern barbarian races-with whom Auden has always been conscious of kinship-and the long sweep of European history. "Turks have been here, Boney's legions,/ Germans, Russians, and no joy they brought." The medium through which such awareness flows is the aging poet full of misgivings and reminiscences: "My numinous map/ of the Solihull gasworks/ gazed at in awe/ by a bronchial...
...cast is uneven, with Anthony Hopkins' Claudius and Judy Parfitt's Gertrude lacking sufficient force, maturity and sensuality. But Marianne Faithfull's Ophelia is remarkably affecting. She is ethereal, vulnerable, and in some strange way purer than the infancy of truth. Yet the granitic power and sweep of the film rest with Williamson. Here are antic wit, sly, sarcastic irony, erotic longings, a sentient intelligence that lights up thought like the sun at dawn...