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First Round (Dec. 1)at Montana 28Northwestern St. 19at Sam Houston St. 34N. Arizona 31at Maine 14McNeese St. 10Northern Iowa 49at Eastern Ill. 43at Ga. Southern 60Florida A&M 35at…2004 NCAA Championship Playoffs
DIVISION I-AAQuarterfinals(Dec. 4, 2004)Sam Houston State 35, Eastern Washington 34Montana 47, New Hampshire 17William & Mary 44, Delaware 38 (2 OT)James Madison 14, Furman 13Semifinals(…MLB American League Strikeouts
American League Multiple winners: Walter Johnson (12); Nolan Ryan (9); Bob Feller and Lefty Grove (7); Rube Waddell (6); Roger Clemens and Sam McDowell (5); Randy Johnson (4); Lefty Gomez, Mark…Amy Lowell: Paris, March, 1814
Paris, March, 1814Fine yellow sunlight down the rue du Mont Thabor. Ten o'clock striking from all the clock-towers of Paris. Over the door of a shop, in gilt letters: "Martin — Parfumeur",…Ralph Waldo Emerson: Fragments on Nature and Life, Nature
NatureThe patient Pan, Drunken with nectar, Sleeps or feigns slumber, Drowsily humming Music to the march of time. This poor tooting, creaking cricket, Pan, half asleep, rolling over His…When and How to Display the U.S. Flag
Long may Old Glory wave by David Johnson Related Links U.S. Flag TimelineFlag DayBorn on the Fourth of JulyFlags From Around the WorldThe United States Flag Code stipulates that as the symbol…Writing Well: When the Meter's Running
When the Meter's RunningWriting WellIn the Hot Seat: Writing Under PressureWhat's the Big Idea?Write This WayThe Golden RulesWhen the Meter's RunningPanic in the Streets So here you are, sitting in…1983–1984 Obie Awards
Best New American PlaySam Shepard, Fool for LoveBest MusicalLee Bruer and Bob Telson, Gospel at ColonusPlaywritingSamuel Beckett, Ohio Impromptu, What Where, Catastrophe and PocketMaria Irene…Brewer's: Samael
The prince of demons, who, in the guise of a serpent, tempted Eve; also called the angel of death. (Jewish demonology.) Source: Dictionary of Phrase and Fable, E. Cobham Brewer,…Brewer's: Stand Out
(To). I'll stand it out—persist in what I say. A mere translation of “persist” (Latin, per-sisto or per-sto). Source: Dictionary of Phrase and Fable, E. Cobham Brewer, 1894Stand SamStand…Trending
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