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Concert Review: MIT Wind Ensemble Explores The Art of Fugue The MIT Tech
MIT Wind Ensemble
Legwold: Stretch run at record adds a nice touch Rocky Mountain News
Four fingers. Hold 'em up high, the season's fourth quarter is under way.
Poinsettia has a long history as a holiday staple Connecticut Post
There's nothing more fitting then a cold and snowy December day here in New England, but there's also something quite appealing about being in Orlando, at Walt Disney World in December, and with 80 degrees reading on the thermometer as well.
STENSON HAS WIND IN HIS SAILS Sporting Life
Strong winds and driving rain were not what Ryder Cup star Henrik Stenson had in mind for the World Cup in Barbados, but the leaderboard threw up few surprises after the opening round.
Crackdown on millionaire moose hunters The Courier News
MONTREAL -- The moose were stalked by helicopter and run ragged until they were dazed by noise and wind. Then the beasts were picked off by millionaire gunmen as easily as plastic ducks lined up at a carnival booth.
Honeybrowne looks to stay in touch with fans The Bryan-College Station Eagle
As a band grows in popularity and stature, its musicians can easily become wrapped up in their own fame.
GOLF: Padraig & Paul go well in Barbados u.tv
The Irish pair of Paul McGinley and Padraig Harrington are three shots off the lead after the first round of the World Cup in Barbados. The pair played in the depth of the wind and rain that made for difficult scoring on the Sandy Lane course.
Aero-News Featured Aero-Casts For Thursday 12.07.06 The Aero-News Network
Part Two: RJ Siegel, With The Latest On The LoPresti Fury ANN Daily Touch N Go: 12.07.06 (ANN's Short-Form Daily News Program) ANN Daily Aero-Briefing: 12.07.06 (ANN's Long-Form Daily News Program) ANN Special Feature -- The Latest On LoPresti's Fury, Part Two: 12.07.06 (ANN Special Feature, with LoPresti's RJ Siegel and an update on the status of the LoPresti Fury.)
South Africans, Swedes and Argentina share golf World Cup lead AFP via Yahoo! News
South Africa, Sweden and Argentina fired seven-under par 64s here to share the lead after the opening four-ball round of the four million-dollar World Golf Championships World Cup.
Holloway column BBC News
"Me and my wife took in three games in two days, so she's been thoroughly spoilt"
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