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...kneesocks?). And throw in all the other stresses and strains of being the world's most scrutinized 21-year-old pop star - the grueling video shoots, the countless interviews, the endless grind of disrobing for magazine covers, not to mention the hurtful backlash from conservative Britney-haters like Kendel Ehrlich, the Governor of Maryland's wife, who announced her desire to "shoot" Spears (while speaking at a domestic- violence conference, of all places) - and it's easy to see why the poor girl got the flu. The only surprise is that she didn't think of it sooner. She probably...
...Oliver Jackson/Marty Ehrlich. This exhibition, entering the final stretch of its four-and-a-half month stay at the Sert, consists of six enormous paintings and an hour of recorded music. Artist Jackson and composer Ehrlich collaborated on the project when they were both in residence at Harvard two years ago. Through Jan. 19. Hours: Mondays through Saturdays, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Sundays, 1 to 5 p.m. Free. At the Sert Gallery, Carpenter Center, 24 Quincy...
LEAST LIKELY TO BE INVITED HOME FOR THANKSGIVING The Kennedys have been defeated in only two general-election races, and Kathleen Kennedy Townsend lost both of them--a 1986 bid for Congress and this year's fight for Maryland Governor. Bob Ehrlich beat her to become the state's first Republican chief executive since Spiro Agnew...
...Maryland Kennedy-Townsend vs. Ehrlich Initially it looked as though Kathleen Kennedy-Townsend would walk away with this race, playing on her name and her much-praised tenure as Lt. Governor. But Bob Ehrlich has run a strong campaign, and the latest polls put them in a dead heat...
...Ehrlich's campaign, too, has had its troubles. Though he portrays himself as a moderate (he has been elected four times in a largely Democratic congressional district), his stated willingness to re-examine Maryland's tough gun-control laws could hurt him in Washington's key liberal suburbs. The race is certain to get uglier. "We're ready for it," Ehrlich says. In other words, Toto, we're not in Camelot anymore. --By Karen Tumulty/Silver Spring...