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...rush, that is the question. Did you know Shakespeare was one of the first men in history to rush the field after a rousing victory? I’m pretty sure it’s true! For this singular act—charging the field after a thrilling triumph??is one of sports’ greatest moments. It is an art, with its own set of patterns, techniques, and masterstrokes. I’d like to consider myself an aspiring artist. As Joyce did so before, allow me to provide advice and inspiration to those of you artists...
...More strikingly, Hillary Clinton’s comeback candidacy—from an Iowa defeat to a New Hampshire triumph??has deterred a dangerous trend in media reporting, in which commentators frequently injected prognostications into coverage. After Iowa, the media cognoscenti began writing obituaries for her candidacy. Colorful commentators such as Chris Matthews effectively anointed Senator Obama the nominee, prompting his NBC colleague Tom Brokaw to accuse the media of “stampeding” the electoral process. Yet Senator Clinton’s perseverance turned such commentary on its head, prompting many reporters to deemphasize polling...
...make you feel alone? / Don’t it make you want to get right back home?” For Cave, at least, home is long gone, if it ever existed at all.“Dig, Lazarus, Dig!!!” is a triumph??quite possibly the band’s finest—a highly mature, surprisingly organic step in a promising new direction for an artist now in his fourth decade of music-making. Cave hasn’t broken away from the Bad Seeds’ traditions. On the contrary: the album sounds...
...fastest anyone had ever seen, the most powerful. Her reputation preceded her, and she attracted the attention of the rich and the powerful, all of whom were eager to send e-mails and attempt to unlock the mysteries of navigating her enigmatic interface. She was a true triumph??in fact, she seemed to almost symbolize man’s capabilities, and his capacity to break free of the puny constraints of nature...
...namesake’s “medicine,” suggesting that what may seem like a great “experiment” to better mankind through modernization is actually just the experiment of one power-hungry man. It leaves you questioning whether the “triumph?? of medicine is really a victory for mankind, or something that will destroy mankind—maybe something for all those pre-meds to consider before taking Chem...