Hockey Fighting: How It Looks to an Outsider
In short, it looks like professional wrestlingâ€"it’s fake. I only became a hockey fan in the last two or three years, so I haven’t been immersed in its culture for long. But to me, fighting seems to be a part of its culture. It is practiced as a ritual rather than being the product of true aggression. When a hockey fight breaks out, it is not immediately stopped. To fans of most other sports ...
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Why do Storm's crowds lead Penrith?
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The List for March 17
Best Galleries 1. Barry D. Lindley: Water Marks: The effect of water on natural and man-made objects is watercolorist Lindley's abiding visual interest. Where: The Art League Gallery, The Torpedo Factory, 105 N. Union St., Alexandria When: Through April 4 Info: Free; 703-683-1780; theartleague.org 2. Linn Meyers: The Adjacent Possible: Meyers renders her geometric patterns of lines in ink on ...
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