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"It crossed my mind that lightning might strike again," Marsh said. "If they'd have called for a penalty shot, that probably would have scared the death out of me. But if we're going to do anything to stay respectable, we've got to get tough and create breaks...
Within the parish, the bitterest battles are usually fought within the hearts of individual parishioners trying to square their own faith with the dictates of Rome. For Bruce Schermerhorn, 47, the struggle escalated when he got divorced in 1976. Remarried by a judge in 1985, he attended Mass regularly without...
Bucknell, however, retook the lead and was ahead, 56-53, when lightning struck again for the Crimson.
Powell's endorsement of the military's ban on homosexuals at first made him a lightning rod for campus criticism. Rudenstine had actually argued against the choice, but was forced to defend it publicly.
For Poussin, the real contained the ideal. He did not generalize like an academic classicist. His paintings are full of precisely observed detail -- pebbles and flowers, plants and springs of water. The atmosphere in which forms are bathed is real, whether it's the blue silken light of spring in...