Word: tags
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...fooled runner went back to first to tag up. When the ball dropped twenty feet in front of him, De-Michele ran forward and easily forced the runner at second...
...ball might have been foul by inches, but the plate umpire signaled fair. Three UMass infielders began jumping and screaming as McGugan scored. They kept it up as Varney lumbered toward second base. The UMass second baseman recovered to take the throw in and appeared to tag Varney out by three feet. The second-base umpire called Varney safe and the UMass bench erupted...
PEOPLE in period costumes drift onto the stage. They start playing games, tag and such. A few laughs. Young, happy smiles. Meaningful interaction; instant commune. What, this pseudo-Grotowskian exercise crap, this is HARPO? But wait, that clown drooling into the bucket, the increasingly precise blocking pattern, the scene titles, then the impeccable cockney accents; this is pure Larry Senclick, the master of the rococo basics, Harvard's exponent of technical theatricality, a man who has an amazing talent for layering upon any script a tremendous variety of gimmicks, jokes, and cheap bits, and proceeding to hit them so hard...
...continuous in the sense that it has been unresponsive to the needs of almost everyone. Real improvement for the poor, the liberals can say, will mean real improvement for moderate income families. But to glue this housing coalition together so that both groups benefit will put a higher price tag on the program. The larger constituency may also shape the housing policy to their needs rather than those of the poor...
This year's price-tag for the AHC - which has been in the planning stage for 15 years - is $11 million more than last year's $70 million estimate...