Word: finalize
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Dates: during 1980-1980
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With Shulman out, each of the players in the final four singles slots had to move up one position on the ladder. The jump proved to be a little too much, as captain Martha Roberts, Meg Meyer, Debbie Kalish and Abby Meiselman all lost tough matches...
...Multiflex lives or dies with the quarterback. Restic says solemnly, "The quarterback has to understand what we're trying to accomplish." Though Restic calls many plays, the final decision about what will happen to the ball rests with the quarterback. Restic uses what he calls "playomatics," two plays selected together in the huddle, narrowed to one by the quarterback calling signals at the line of scrimmage. For example, one current playomatic calls for a sweep to a halfback. If the quarterback reads a zone defense and yells out "zone" while calling signals, then the halfback continues around right...
...Crimson's final goal, at 22:30, came when midfielder-striker Laurie Gregg grabbed a rebound off the right post and popped it into the net, unassisted, to make the score...
...final Crimson tally somehow seemed especially deserved. Just as they and been doing all day, Smith and Keller-Sarmiento moved deftly up the right wing. This time though, instead of seeing Lord Jeff goalie Rod Cole gather in a hard shot, Keller-Sarmiento scored on a blistering shot into the lower left corner...
...noise, the drugs, the posing--presented as an orange-haired, made-up androgyne. His dabbling beyond pop music simply stretched his dilettantism further than anyone else's, and the dissipated exile he played in The Man Who Fell to Earth sitting drunk at poolside in the film's final scene seemed his logical resting place. To at least one defender of high kultur writing in the New York Times Book Review last year, Bowie of all our entertainers most perfectly personified decadence...