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...harmless in the end, but a controversial decision in the third period with Harvard leading 4-3 Friday could have drastically changed the game’s complexion...
...dedicated his book Why Can't We Get Along? Healing Adult Sibling Relationships (Wiley) to his younger brother Lance. "We fought physically when we were boys, and we argued a lot when we were young men," says Goldenthal, 53. "Now we argue once in a while, but the whole complexion of the relationship is different...
...stretch to conclude the regular season. While his numbers might not put him at the top of the ECAC’s offensive statistics, any coach around the league will tell you that Moore is one of a select few players in the league who can change the complexion of a game by himself...
...census forms. If they did, KAYLA, the newest member of the extended family, would have a tough time identifying her background. The doll, who had her coming out at the recent New York City Toy Fair, is described as multiethnic, though the exact ethnicities that contribute to her olive complexion and straight, waist-length hair are not specified. "It's whatever a girl wants to see in it," said a Barbie spokesperson, who explained the doll's introduction as the company's attempt to offer dolls that reflect the racial mixture girls now see at school or the park. Barbie...
...Christmas season was not made any brighter by the release of a survey from the U.S. Conference of Mayors showing that the demand for homeless shelter has spiked 13% since last December. The report confirms a subtle change in the complexion of the homeless population. In contrast to the usual conception of the homeless as hardcore unemployed, 1 in 5 residents of shelters now holds a full- or part-time job. These people--waiters, security guards, laborers and other low-paid workers--once earned enough to pay their rent but are now squeezed between high housing costs and stagnant wages...