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No Comment Torture and Pancakes "Most of the people in Mississippi came up to me and said, 'Thank goodness, America comes first,'" Senator Trent Lott of Mississippi told The New York Times...
...being trained how to be a supermodel...
...The Soviets left the province in July 1945...
...He's a Stepford Wife Turner Broadcasting System is launching a new show-He's a Lady-that will give men a chance to empathize with women...
...There is no heavenly God, there is no eternal life, there is no resurrection," Grosboell said last year in an interview...
...Don't Know Much About Geography Terrell Jones, a high school student in Gwinnett County, Georgia, was thrown out of school after administrators mistook his "Hempstead, NY 516" T-shirt as referring to marijuana...
...A judicial panel stated in August that these were only the latest of a series of "rude, intemperate, and demeaning comments" that the judge had made over the years...
...President Bush . . . followed his father and grandfather to Yale University despite an undistinguished academic record," the paper noted...
...MCI is in bankruptcy protection and is planning to lay off 12,000 workers by the end of the year...
...These men will be duped into thinking they're on a different show called All American Man, with a $250,000 grand prize as the incentive...
...planning a real wedding and then being asked to serve as the bridesmaids...
...Please send original clippings or photocopies and give name and date of publication...
...As a child, he could not have seen a Soviet tank in Styria," said historian Stefan Kramer, referring to the province that Schwarzenegger grew up in...
...Each week the competitors will learn something new about what it's like to live as a lady, from dealing with bras and jewelry to bonding with real women in typically all-female activities," a press release for the show stated...
...No Comment Torture and Pancakes "Most of the people in Mississippi came up to me and said, 'Thank goodness, America comes first,'" Senator Trent Lott of Mississippi told The New York Times Magazine, referring to the Abu Ghraib torture scandal...
...Roscitt had served in his position for only seven months...
...I think it ought to be based on merit," Bush told a conference of minority journalists, the Seattle Times reports...
...Readers are invited to submit No Comment items...
...Judging Morals An Orange County, Florida, judge called a deputy sheriff who was an unmarried mother a "disgrace to society" and her child "a bastard...
...In Denmark, all Lutheran ministers are employed by the state...
...Wrong Line of Work The Danish government confirmed in July the suspension of Lutheran Minister Thorkild Grosboell, who announced last year that there was no God...
...You don't get information that will save American lives by withholding pancakes...
...Golden Parachute MCI revealed in May that it was paying its dismissed president, Richard R. Roscitt, $8.1 million, plus benefits, in accordance with his contract...
...and, finally, completing a multitasking challenge back in their hometowns where the guys must remain in character in front of their family and friends...
...Submissions cannot be acknowledged or returned...
...Interrogation is not a Sunday school class...
...Judge Alan C. Todd told Orange County Deputy Sheriff Mindy Hood that her family "obviously had no morals...
...The minister can now be fired or fined if he reiterates his beliefs from the pulpit...
...Arnold's Imaginary Tanks Austrian historians are challenging the anecdote that California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger recounted at the Republican National Convention about seeing Soviet tanks in the streets when he was growing up in Austria...
...Weekly challenges for the competitors will include learning how to behave like a lady, followed by going out in public to find out how convincing they are...
...Bush's daughter Barbara graduated from Yale this summer...
...Don't Practice What You Preach President Bush called on colleges to get rid of legacy admissions...
...Schwarzenegger was born on July 30, 1947...
Vol. 68 • October 2004 • No. 10
