STARRY-EYED: Shelley College physics teacher, Maria Marchesini (centre front) with a group of Year 11 pupils (from left) Lucy Harrison, Joanne Becki Shaw, Charlotte Mason, Lauren Atkinson, Katie McLaren and Sheldon.
Shelley stargazers over the moon; Proposed new club will be out of this world
Starry-eyed: Cheryl keeps a tight grip on Alex; Gutted: Kate Thornton
X Factor's Alex has been on the pop
17) Pierce Brosnan, we still love ya, but we're
starry-eyed over the new Bond, Daniel Craig (it doesn't hurt that he canoodled with Truman Capote in Infamous).
Great escapes: our list of holiday movies to see when you absolutely have to get away from your family
Let's start at the beginning with all those thousands of
starry-eyed young hopefuls who flock to local studios all over the nation hoping to live out the dancing dream.
Teaching a passion for the art
The latest outbreak of
starry-eyed help, you might recall, was after Hurricane Katrina, when stars took truckloads of food, medicine, last season's Gucci clothing and only essential public relations staff to help sort out the Deep South.
Stars don't always do it for charidee
The
starry-eyed gas taxers were politically immolated by free-market zealots who resisted any tinkering with the mysterious machinations of the all-powerful, all-seeing eye of holy commerce.
Oil change: the end (of cheap oil at least) is near. Only a dipstick would argue that we're ready for it
GCS's Rosner charges into the fray with
starry-eyed Stephanopoulos-like rapture, convinced that Goni is Bolivia's last best chance for a sensible, free-trade-compatible democracy.
Branding in Bolivia
An excellent gift for any
starry-eyed couple, this guide approaches the contract of marriage clearly and thoroughly.
Prenuptial Agreements: How To Write a Fair and Lasting Contract, 2d ed. (CD-ROM included)
A
starry-eyed farmer has found an unusual use for his redundant land by creating his own observatory.
Stargazy pie
And the situation isn't likely to improve anytime soon; housing is not getting any cheaper, salaries are not rising and the region absorbs a steady influx of
starry-eyed young people from other parts of the country who make it that much harder for the locals.
Go west, young children: for unemployed kids, moving west is better than moving in
With so much active development going on, both established switch makers and
starry-eyed start-ups are preaching the benefits of concentrating storage management and protection in the infrastructure.
Fabric-based intelligence: but do a reality check on the switches before you buy
The author is perhaps a little
starry-eyed about the progressive virtues of Modernism, but it is clear that he would not want to swap Chandigarh for Lutyens's city.
Imperial Delhi. (Delhi Described)
Stone's gooey, vaguely erotic sketch of Che Guevera, Harrison Salisbury's
starry-eyed opinions of Yuri Andropov, Chris Dodd's carefully parsed assessments of the Sandanista leadership, and Al Gore's ardent defenses of a nuclear freeze.
Pink pander
In 1910, a
starry-eyed British economist named Norman Angell published a book called The Great Illusion, positing the notion that war among industrial nations had become essentially obsolete.
The great Friedman-Huntington debate: the coming clash between two fundamentally opposed post-9/11 global views
The story is full of the jargon and structure of TV writing--the "A" story, the "B" story, the story thrown in just for laughs--that makes this audiobook much more than a tale of a
starry-eyed kid.
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