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When play got under way in Mayaguez the Classics turned in their strongest outing against the talent-laden host team, favored to win the bronze medal at the Olympics in Montreal, clinging to a 35-34 lead at the half before succumbing...
Despite its flaws, Literary Women still serves as an immensely readable introduction to some 60 women writers, including many whose reputations have been entombed in the footnotes of professional journals. For these literary shut-ins, a slumber party is better than no outing...
...Courbet pretended to be: the son of peasants. Born in 1814, he spent most of his life in rural France. He was able to perceive the land and the labor it exacted from men as substance and process, not as a sight for a city-dwelling impressionist on an outing. Millet's The Plain of Chailly, 1862, was unlike virtually every previous landscape in Western art. It is neither a bird's-eye "world view" in the fashion of Bruegel nor a meditation on cosmic energy as in Turner. It is not "romantic." Especially...
...last rays of sunshine were fading as the Radcliffe cagers kicked off the 'Cliffe-Classics twilight twin bill at the I.A.B. yesterday, but the squad turned in its most lustrous outing of the season, burnishing Brandish...
Junior letterwinner Leonida Rasenas also enjoyed a perfect 4-for-4 outing on the mats, as did senior Celine Larkin. Freshman Susan Lambiris garnered a single match point to round out the 'Cliffe scoring...