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...with just 2:56 left in the first, the Cantabs finally sneaked one past Whittle, when sophomore Linda Runyon took a pass from Patty Constantikes and sent the ball into the back of the twines...
...probably helps more people on TV--he reaches hundreds of thousands here in Boston--than anywhere else," says Linda Pollack, executive producer of Boston's Channel 5 News at six, on which Miller's segments appear. According to Pollack, the newscast remains roughly tied for first with Channel 4 in the ratings. "Miller's a real asset in the race," she says...
...game turned to overtime it looked as if the stickwomen might finally find the back of the net they had been prowling around all afternoon. With O'Neill, Andy Mainelli and Trina Burnham sparking the offense, and a talented and aggressive quarter of sophomores--including Alicia Clifton, Michelle Ippolito, Linda Runyon and Bambi Taylor--supplying the pressure, the Crimson opened the extra period on fire. But again, Andrews stifled the Harvard sticks...
...freshness and a little-girlishness which were very appealing," had worked on several seminal Sinatra albums of the 1950s, including Only the Lonely. His work with Ronstadt may be hard for him to describe ("I don't know what kind of arrangements I wrote for Linda. It is probably as mysterious to me as it is to you. One goes on instinct"), but it does them both equal honor. Ronstadt, working from the same basic list of tunes she had attempted in 1981, wanted to "present the songs as purely as the day they were written. I wanted...
Maybe not musically. But emotionally, Ronstadt's new album can bring a sweet rush of feeling that is immediate, direct and, for all its sumptuousness, almost recklessly intense. Any rocker would recognize the feeling. And, if anyone can, it is Linda Ronstadt who ought to be able to get them to hear it, too, right here. -By Jay Cocks...