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...frosty moon above. In another book those could be elements of a lonely, scary adventure. Here they're the setting for a strangely soothing bedtime story, illustrated by charmingly simple drawings. A polar-bear cub ventures out of the cozy den where her mother sleeps, drawn by "something in the moonlit stillness [that] quietly beckons. What is it?" The air of expectancy and mystery builds as she passes other sleeping animals--walrus, seals, whales--and arrives atop a mountain of snow, where "she waits, wondering." The moon, her companion, waits with her. Then a spectacular shower of shooting stars lights...
...never have materialized, but Paul and Andy have pulled off some pretty amazing photo shoots nevertheless. Credit for this year’s colorful covers, spreads and As it Were pages should go straight to this duo’s New Quincy pad. These self-titled media directors have drawn on their connections to get shots of the women’s basketball team, the ultimate team’s infamous dancing Santa and even unwilling friends. The only consolation for FM’s loss of these two? They’re moving on to greener pastures?...
Those credentials have drawn attention from schools at both the Division I-A and I-AA levels...
Junior Shana Franklin drove home a three-pointer, precipitating a Crimson drive that resulted in one of seven fouls drawn by her classmate Kate Mannering...
...SCIRI and Dawa, after all, participate at cabinet level in Allawi's government, and served in the U.S.-appointed Iraqi Governing Council before that - both groups are certainly closer to Tehran, where they were based during their years in exile, than they are to Washington. U.S. officials have drawn comfort from the fact that Sistani, and much of the Iraqi Shiite clerical establishment, opposes the Iranian view that clerics ought to hold political power. Leaders of both SCIRI and Dawa have been somewhat ambiguous on this score - the Iranian doctrine has been part of the tradition of both parties, although...