Is it possible to get a box shadow in at least IE 8?

I hope this isn't a stupid or redundant question, but is check out this one page site.
www.juliaawebb.com
I'm not worried about IE 7, and some of you might shoot me, but is there a way to make the box shadows work in IE 8 for my top 2 middle boxes (one with phone number and the other with her name) AND the little Contact box? In modern browsers they work great. Is it just that the box shadow in my CSS is using RGB? Like maybe the box shadow needs to be hex...?
Any help would be super! Thanks in advance...

You must use IE conditional comments and filters.
http://alt-web.com/DEMOS/CSS-Shadows.shtml
Nancy O.

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