Word: coked
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...Cherry, Diet, or Vanilla, Coca-Cola is a killa.” Harvard’s Student Labor Action Movement (SLAM) sponsored the event as part of its spring “Right To Organize” campaign, which—in addition to its anti-Coke component—also targets AlliedBarton Security Services, a firm that Harvard employs. The campaign focuses on securing workers their legal right to unionize without fear of reprisal. A national organizer for United Students Against Sweatshops, Camilo A. Romero, translated a speech delivered by Gerrardo Cajamarca, a former Coke employee in Colombia...
...It’s quite possible my tution money would double.” However, Brennan R. Bilberry ’08 was less concerned. “I am happily fit and not obese and no tax is going to limit my consumption of Cherry Coke,” he said. Fortunately, students don’t need to start saving for soda just yet. Harvard University Dining Services (HUDS) plans to continue offering soda to students in the near future. “We offer a variety of choices for you guys, and soda is one of them...
...that running and cardio exercises were the only ways to get healthy. He now encourages low-sweat activities like walking, washing your car, and ironing as ways to decrease the risk for obesity, heart disease, and diabetes. The book especially applies to college students, whose diets are laden with coke, beer and pizza, Simon said. “College is a golden opportunity for taking lessons, getting coaching, and taking advantage of going to the gym.” But for students who don’t frequent the gym, even walking from class to class is enough to vastly...
SLAM also listed its grievances against Coke, which included the claim that Coke’s management has collaborated with Colombian paramilitaries to quash unionization efforts in that country...
Right about now we bet DANIEL CRAIG wishes he were still known simply as the coke dealer from Layer Cake or the hothead assassin from Munich. Instead, Craig, who picks up the tuxedo-modeling gig in November's James Bond movie, Casino Royale, is under siege from skeptical 007 fans. On a new website, Craignotbond.com angry fans ask why "a short, blond actor with the rough face of a professional boxer and a penchant for playing villains, killers, cranks, cads and gigolos" ever got the iconic part. Pining for a little Pierce Brosnan--style suavity, the fans say they plan...