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...from 38% a decade ago to 60% today and vaulting to the top ranks of global carriers. Their combined share of transatlantic travel, just 3% a decade ago, is now 69%. Each of the three top U.S. airlines carried more passengers last year than the entire European commercial-airline fleet combined...
Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street...
Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street is rarely attempted by amateurs. Like all Stephen Sondheim musicals it has tricky lyrics, complex orchestrations and a plot that's more than a little strange. Three hours spent watching a barber who cuts people's throats and a baker who turns the corpses into meat pies may make some audience members queasy. Sweeney Todd is by far the most operatic and most complex of Sondheim's shows. The production currently at the Loeb Ex is a brilliant reminder why the show is one of his best...
...Kevin McVea was on the scene in St. * Louis to transmit color images directly from the debate, among them the cover photo. By 12:30 a.m. the pictures were beamed via satellite to eight printing plants around the country, including our facility in Saratoga Springs, New York, where a fleet of four twin-engine planes was waiting to airlift the magazines to major cities for early Monday morning arrival. In addition, dozens of extra trucks were hired to speed delivery to our wholesale distributors...
...Notes: Harvard Co-Captain Robb Hirsch picked up a season-high 63 yards Saturday, enough to give him over 1000 career yards...Junior Esan Simon looked flashy as can be at end of the Cornell game, picking up 17 yards and one touchdown on three attemps. The lithe and fleet-footed halfback put in a similar late-game performance against Holy Cross. Message to Coach Joe Restic: How about trying him at the beginning of the game this time?...Same with tight end Read Hubbard, who made three catches for 87 yards. Hubbard is showing flashes of brilliance each game...