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How was terrorism first remembered when it surged up from the Russian underground in the third quarter of the nineteenth century? In this article, Lynn Ellen Patyk argues that memory is indispensible to terrorism and that historians’ attribution of the “invention of modern terrorism“ to Russian revolutionaries in the mid-nineteenth century is as much a testament to these revolutionaries’ mnemonic savvy as to their tactical innovation. The revolutionary-litterateur Sergei Stepniak-Kravchinskii (1852-1895) was at the avant-garde of this innovation, and this article analyzes his mastery of the implicit mnemonics of the terrorist deed and then of its literary commemoration in Underground Russia: Revolutionary Profiles and Sketches from Life (1882). Stepniak-Kravchinskii uses historical narrative to perform essential plot revisions and linguistic reclamations (for example, of the word Nihilist) and employs the device of “personal recollections” to authenticate and lend emotional and sensual immediacy to his representation of “the Terrorism” and its place of origin, Underground Russia.

\"My favorite song,\" she said. \"A good polka.\" \"I feel good,\" she said. \"I'm shocked to see all of these people here.\" Family and friends filled the lobby and other first floor rooms of the residence, sporting party hats and seated at tables with \"Happy Birthday\" written on the tablecloths.

[BRIAN STEPNIAK]'s dreamprom date is . . .Rachel Bilson If Brian could switch places with any athlete for one day, he'd like to swap spots with . . . Roy Halladay. If Brian could excel in another sport like he does swimming, he'd love to excel in. . . baseball.

\"This is a decision by the Premier company,\" [Jan Stepniak] said. \"I'm still hoping that we can find the necessary funds to make this continue. Maybe we'll get lucky and have a Hollywood ending.\"

\"In the 50 free I was hoping for the consolations, I wasn't even thinking 6th,\" [Stacey Stepniak] said. \"This season definitely had a frustrating start for me, but it ended up being one of the best years. And I'm going to work hard for next year. I'm going to weight lift more in the fall and keep in shape for swimming and hope to improve on this year.\" \"I got pretty nervous in the beginning because things weren't going well and I didn't know what was wrong,\" Stepniak said. \"It was kind of a mystery. I don't know what it was, but my times weren't were they should have been.\"

Tim Borneisen led Hazleton's boys team to a win over Dallas with victories in teh 200 IM, 100 free and 200 medley relay. Mike Rutalis paced the Mountaineers with victories in the 200 free, 500 free and 400 free relay. Mo. Sorber 2 0-0 4; Foley 1 0-2 2; Engle 0 0-0 0; Piatt 6 3-5 15; Zawatski 3 0-0 8; Bosak 1 3-4 5; Furek 1 0-0 3; Dymond 2 2-2 4; Totals 16 8-13 43.

Stepniak's lawyer, Mitch Wrenn, said his client was planning on filing for a divorce from [Crystal Stepniak], whom he married in September. Mr. Stepniak adamantly denies he ever laid hands on Mrs. Stepniak at all,\" said Wrenn, who is a former law partner of Stepniak. Asked about her claim in that case, Stepniak said she'd been unable to pursue the case. \"I dropped it,\" she said.

Every member of the Easton High girls tennis team had to savor every minuteof its 4-1 win over Emmaus for the District 11 3A team title Saturday at theWestend Racquet Club. \"It was real exciting and wonderful for the whole team and I felt great forall of the kids, but especially for Jill [Seksinsky],\" said Head Coach Debbie Exley, whoseteam finished 19-1 with the lone loss coming against Emmaus. \"She and Allisonwere really down after losing that doubles match. They will never forget it.They had it and it just slipped away. It was just one of the those things thatwould probably never happen again, but it happened that day.\" \"We lost to Emmaus during the regular season under a different format, butthe big difference this time was in the doubles,\" Exley said. \"Amanda Blockand Liz Hunt lost to Emmaus in the season, and were beaten soundly, but theyturned it around and won in three sets this time. Laura (DeBerardinis) andBrienne (Exley) won the other doubles match.\"

\"I just had to remember to do what I could on my more difficult dives and to just stay positive,\" [Matthew Edkins] said. \"On my hard dives, I went out there and tried to just focus and do the best I could. \"This was a lot more than I ever expected,\" said [Brian Stepniak], who was seeded 11th for the 100 free after the District 2 championships. \"I really wanted that school record and I swam great.\" Also in the consolation races, Holy Redeemer's Terry Vrabec was 10th in the 100 breaststroke, Crestwood's Josh Grzech placed 12th overall and Scranton Prep's Ryan Sebastianelli finished 15th overall in the 100 free, while Crestwood's Joseph Grzech placed 16th overall in the backstroke .