Word: dogs
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Legal woes dog a budget cutter
Realizing that many people treat their dogs and cats like children, Cynthia Grey, 34, a Hollywood entrepreneur, came up with what she considers a perfect present for the pampered pet. She packaged ordinary dog and cat biscuits in sampler boxes covered with silver foil to resemble assortments of exquisite chocolates. The names for the products: Dogiva and Cativa. Grey sent samples last spring to such departent-store chains as Lord & Taylor and Saks Fifth Avenue, which quickly decided that the bonbon biscuits would make excellent Christmas gifts at about $10 a box. Grey, a former Playboy bunny and wife...
...others, but he still liked the finished films. And he is enthusiastic about Christine. "I wanted to go back and see it over again," the author says. "I've been lucky. I've had six adaptations of my novels, and there hasn't been a real dog in the bunch." (His only major reservation was with Stanley Kubrick's elegant, brooding 1980 version of The Shining; King found the director too "pragmatic and rational.") Though he has finished three drafts of a screenplay for The Stand, King vows that he has given up trying to adapt...
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Your recent article concerning the Medical School dog lab inaccurately portrays the first year class's reaction to the lab. An overwhelming majority, 153 out of 165 students, voluntarily participated in the eighthour lab which investigates different aspects of cardiovascular physiology. The lab is performed under the closed supervision. All participants are required to attend an orientation the day before the lab to view a move of the procedure, especially the anesthetic regiment. A protessor, doctor, or graduate student in physiology guides a team of four to five students through the procedure...