The Ultimate 50
27. Lisa Stark
2008 Update
Careful cutting continues, for this veteran ABC News reporter. This photo from a Boston
University breakfast lecture (still the best gallery we can find) provides a good look at it -- with length behind the ears, and
strands progressively getting shorter from the ears forward. Lisa still can tuck hair behind the ears, if they seem too
bothersome and dangerous.
Yet this short style still encounters occasional tough tests. We put this one from
Florida's Kennedy Space Center in our Hair Pressure section during 2007 -- as a crosswind tried to bring the Super-Hair
down from the seemingly less protected left side.
The hair came this close to landing in her left eye, and bringing defeat. Yet amazingly, it stopped
there -- and without Lisa even tilting her head or making a noticeable adjustment. Talk about confidence and strength, to go
with that carefulness.
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2006 Update
Super-Hair should be enduring -- and Lisa remains that way, both with her style and her
duties at ABC News. We're noticing her more often in reports from Washington, and her basic look remains practically
flawless. This vid-cap from an April newscast shows a well-trimmed helmet-style cut. Could that loose strip of bangs above
the right eye be long enough to fall? If so, it never does. The hair holds firmly when pressured around the face.
Yet when the wind is threateningly dominantly, as on this February evening, she's positioned so
the hair goes back and out of danger. (She may have tucked it behind the ears for this outdoor challenge, in fact.) We found
out during this update that she was a college valedictorian -- so as with other women here, her brains are reflected in her
hair.
There's actually a bit of a gallery in Lisa's behalf now, in the journalism section of the Boston University web site.
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2004 Update
The good news about Lisa is that she has files reports for ABC News at least once a week, so
it's easy to stay updated on her styles. We snapped this shot off the evening news a few days before posting this update -- and
her bangs were well-trimmed at the eyebrow.
This better view from a few days before shows she can display as many or as few
bangs as she desires -- with the rest being sideswept. There's enough length on the left side that a wind could pose problems.
But that's the bad news, as far as we're concerned -- she's hardly ever outside letting her hair face a test. When she is, the
hair is as solid as ever.
Since it appears no other web site is interested in this unfailing hair, we're willing to start a photo file of Stark's style at our message board -- but only if there's sufficient interest. If you'd like us to do this, let us know by e-mail.
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2002 Update
Lisa's locks these days are more in the form of a basic helmet than this picture (the only current one
we could find) shows. After toying with growing out her hair, she's returned to the short style that seems best for her. The
bangs are now well-trimmed and occasionally fall on the forehead, but never threaten the eyes. The sidepart even swaps
sides from time to time, for reasons we don't quite understand.
To see this transportation reporter in action on planes and in cars, your best online option seems to be the ABC News web site and its collection of video clips. She's apparently too good a journalist to have her own fan club. (Is that good or bad?)
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