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...although their specialty is in servicing Asian hair, Misa and Toru have both worked in the Cambridge area for over seven years and are familar with all hair textures and styles...
...about this class that's graduating," Romano states matter-of-factly. "I feel confident that a lot of them will obtain positions of power and influence, but I don't feel that they're going to do a lot of good." The judgment sounds harsh, but it is a familar one and not without common affirmation...
...pick an unknown for a one-year appointment?," Suleiman asks. "[Rosovsky] is an old, familar, trusted person...
Loos' most famous work is the novel, Gentleman Prefer Blondes, which she thought might amuse her friend H.L. Mencken. The fame of that book and the subsequent play made Loos wealthy and famous (she had nothing to do with the Marilyn Monroe version most of us are familar with, though she admired Monroe's performance) but it occasionally overshadows the truly impressive scope of Loos' achievement...
...NOTEBOOK: UMass is the pick of the East, but Harvard beat the Minutemen, who finished third in the nation a year ago, with just one week to play in the season...The four former All-Americans are Greeley, Field, Landry and Carrillo...There's a familar face on the Crimson fields this fall, and it belongs to former Harvard midfielder and current Harvard Assistant Coach Laurie Gregg, who replaces Suzanne Kaplan, now the head coach at Boston College...