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...this as a time to experiment with crossing genres from singing to acting or vice versa, or to soften a hard image by surrounding yourself with singing children or elderly people. And when in doubt, do as some stars do and mysteriously, or rather strategically, disappear from the holiday radar screen—at least until Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin?...
Running under the radar, senior Alasdair McLean-Foreman had the week’s best performance for Harvard at cross country’s Heptagonal Championships last Friday. McLean-Foreman finished in second place with a time of 24:44.5 at Van Cortlandt Park in New York City, the race that determined the Ivy League cross country champion. For his efforts, he earned First-Team All-Ivy honors...
...fighting in Afghanistan may have slipped below the radar of most Americans back home, but for the soldiers on the ground things appear to be getting worse. Attacks on the Americans and their Afghan allies are increasing. The enemy is becoming better organized and better armed. Despite the presence of 8,500 U.S. troops in Afghanistan, the influence of al-Qaeda and the Taliban is spreading. A new U.N. security report reckons that one-third of the country is too dangerous for aid distribution...
Minster says she realized at a meeting with Dean of the Faculty William C. Kirby that “dance really wasn’t on the administrative radar screen, but that’s where we wanted...
Lannon, meanwhile, had been on the radar since he started playing Olympic development hockey at the age of 15. About the same time, the Boston Globe wrote a feature on him that described the hockey prodigy as “a parent’s dream come true: tall, handsome, talented, well-mannered, and intelligent...