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...First, after stumbling upon such unexpected crossover success, it’s perfectly understandable that the band would want to hang on to their name. It’s maybe less reasonable for the USPS to suggest that anyone could confuse this little band with a centuries-old, Lance Armstrong-sponsoring, mail-carrying monster, but I guess they’re entitled to their copyright. Regardless, under the terms of this deal the band will continue to make music as they would normally; they’ll just be able to sell it in a lot of new locations...
...First, they watch a screen with animation of a man moving his arm up and down, like he’s waving. Then the cartoon is switched and the man begins to bend and twist his arm in an impossible motion, sort of like Stretch Armstrong. Scientists assume that children will lose interest in the familiar waving gestures first because they understand the universal wave of “hello.” Undergraduates time the duration of the children’s engagement with each cartoon, while leading graduate Ariel D. Grace analyzes...
Georgetown sophomores Tamiz R. Ahmed and Lana M. Donahue are pioneering their own form of fashionable charity. Noting the ubiquity of the Lance Armstrong “LiveStrong” bands, the duo founded the College Bands Network, marketing their own HoyaBands. The two sports enthusiasts are donating the profits of the bands to the Georgetown Athletic Department...
After five consecutive wins in the Tour de France, LANCE ARMSTRONG faced daunting challenges this year, including the tenacity of Italy's Ivan Basso. But on the race's alpine stretch, Armstrong claimed the lead, widened it as the cyclists wound their way back toward Paris, and headed for an unprecedented sixth straight victory in the Tour de France, leaving everyone to marvel at his latest tour de force...
Performance of the Week FRANCE After five consecutive wins in the Tour de France, American LANCE ARMSTRONG faced daunting challenges this year, including the tenacity of Italy's Ivan Basso. But on the race's Alpine stretch, Armstrong claimed the lead; widened it as the race wound back toward Paris; and seemed headed for an unprecedented sixth straight victory in the Tour de France, leaving everyone to marvel at his latest tour de force...