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Neither team sparkled in the first half as play centered around the midfield region. Radcliffe's first score came with only five minutes gone as sophomore Lori Johnson, playing at center-forward, knocked in a rebound off the Jackson goalie's pads...
...weeks ago, and, for many, sleep finally comes easily at night. Autumn has arrived--a time for inflating the presidential pigskin. The season of year has proved enough to raise the spirits of the nation's number one football fan. Mr. Nixon, we are told, is on the rebound...
...deficits equal or surpass everyone's wildest fears, Hall said, there will be two options: to borrow the money from the Corporation and hope for a rebound next year; or to use the Food Services' equipment reserve fund. The second choice would depend on the absence of disasters such as Lowell House's kitchen fire last year or other unexpected breakdowns, he added...
...surprise was the rebound in housing starts in May, after a three-month slide from unsustainable peaks. Starts last month jumped a startling 15.5%, to an annual rate of 2.4 million. Housing experts termed the increase an aberration. Says Michael Sumichrast, chief economist of the National Association of Home Builders: "It isn't a question of whether housing activity will slow down-it's a question of how deep the downturn will...
...obviously based on a close reading of the sources. The habits are ticked off one by one, amid the slow disintegration of personality: the stiff, corseted movements, the crescendos of temper, the harsh, mesmeric voice grinding out its long postprandial diatribes against traitors, smokers and meat eaters. The words rebound from the elephant-colored walls of the bunker as once they had echoed down the parade grounds of the Third Reich. Hitler's pallid hand, shaking from Dr. Morell's amphetamine capsules, spoons dollops of Schlag onto a slab of chocolate cake. The movie is the world...