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t was one of the most unlikely vocal pairings in

the history of television. ForBing Crosby’s Merrie

Olde Christmas, the British pop star David

Bowie put the “rum” to the veteran American

crooner’s “pum” for a cross-generational version of

the solemn classicThe Little Drummer Boythat in-

cluded a grafted-on countermelody for added sur-

reality. The resultingPeace on Earth/Little Drummer

Boyduet was taped Sept. 11, 1977, five weeks before

the 74-year-old Crosby would succumb to a heart

attack on a Madrid golf course. The posthumous

TV special aired Nov. 30 on CBS. A bemused audi-

ence watched as a suave rocker and the sweater-

wearing Crosby engaged in awkward small-talk in

an ornamented setting. Scripted conversation led

to something less forced: Soft, respectful harmo-

nies and the news of a newborn king, set against

strings and rat-a-tat-tat drums. The coupling grew

less ironic and more special as each verse passed.

By the time Bowie sang the newly written “peace

on Earth” passage as Crosby gently murmured a

well-known chorus, the two were on the same

page. A charming new classic was born – pa-rum-

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VANCOUVERRising youth suicide

rates have prompted doctors at

the Hospital for Sick Children in

Toronto to launch a clinical trial

aimed at testing whether in-

volving families in treatment

could prevent such deaths across

the country.

Child and adolescent psychia-

trist Daphne Korczak and Yaron

Finkelstein, staff physician in

pediatric emergency medicine,

are part of the team behind a

six-week program that includes

adolescents who showed up at

the hospital before or after at-

tempting to take their own lives.

The latest data from Statistics

Canada, from 2011, show 140

deaths due to intentional self-

harm for boys and 58 for girls

between the ages of 15 and 19.

Suicide is the second-leading

cause of death among Canadians

aged 15 to 35.

The study at Sick Kids is half-

way through recruiting 128 par-

ticipants and their families for a

program that incorporates sever-

al therapies.THECANADIANPRESS

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