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...final three minutes with "Wild Cat." She didn't deliver, either. Deciding that speed dating is nothing more than a novel way to offload three minutes of verbal garbage, I move on to salsa dancing. But after a succession of mute partners with a phobia for physical contact, only a gray-haired fiftysomething called Katrina manages to loosen my collar a little. Katrina's friskiness doesn't make up for the fact that I have not received a single calling card. So I consult in-house flirting guru Peta Heskell. "Some men relentlessly assault themselves with negative feelings," she tells...
Imagine if you could do all of the following online: update personal information such as mailing addresses and emergency contact information; view personal academic information such as your major and minor, the number of units completed and general education and foreign language requirements fulfilled; and, most importantly, register for class! No need to submit a paper study card, no need to trek to the likes of Lehman Hall or 20 Garden Street! Dropping or adding courses, selecting Pass/Fail grading—all done online! Now, wouldn’t that be convenient? Well, students at Stanford have been able...
...began on Dec. 16 and is expected to end sometime in February. In all likelihood he will be convicted and swiftly executed. On Christmas Eve, Duan's mother went to the prison to bring him some clothes. She received a receipt signed by her son?the only form of contact they have been permitted. The family doesn't even know if he has a lawyer...
...prefer to postpone lunch until after we've left. But the photographer wants to capture the family going about their everyday lives, so Nadam sits on the floor with his wife and two grown children and toys with his food. His face reddens in shame, and he avoids eye contact with his wife Zahwe, daughter Senaa and son Aadil...
MEXICO Death Us Do Part The International Court of Justice in the Hague began hearing a case against the U.S. concerning death sentences against 51 Mexican citizens. Mexico alleges the U.S. broke the 1963 Vienna Convention by failing to contact Mexico's embassy or consular officials immediately upon the arrests of the 51 suspects, which have taken place since 1979. The U.S. alleges that Mexico, which has no death penalty, is attempting to interfere with its laws. Though the court has found against the U.S. on similar issues before, its rulings have no way of being enforced...