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...easy it is for medical secrets to find their way out of a doctor's files. When Velazquez was running for Congress in 1992 to represent New York City's 12th Congressional District, someone got hold of hospital records detailing her 1991 suicide attempt and forwarded them by anonymous fax to the press. The New York Post broke the story, and Velazquez was forced to acknowledge publicly something even her family did not know: she had tried to kill herself with sleeping pills and vodka. Despite the painful publicity, she won the election--and now she is suing the hospital...
...Freshman Week or subsequent undergraduate years when they did nothing with languages other than English, but years later, the day the corporate computer looks for who put French above the bottom margin of a resume and summons the Harvard grad upstairs onto the deepest carpet to translate the prioritaire fax from Gabon...
...worth, said that the Republican leadership would unite to try to deny him the nomination. "I think they will rally around Bob Dole and I think they'll make a terrible mistake," he said. "They'll all start calling me names. You can hear them right now. The fax machines and the phones are buzzing in Washington, D.C." Meanwhile, Alexander continued to press the case that he was the only acceptable alternative to "a weakened Senator Dole" and an overly divisive Buchanan. But with third place finishes in both Iowa and New Hampshire, Alexander acknowledged, "I've got to start...
Therefore, when I heard that Dr. Afrasiabi might appear on "60 Minutes," I informed Mike Wallace by fax that Dr. Afrasiabi has only "faculty associate" status (now known as "affiliate in research"), a courtesy status that the center often extends to scholars at neighboring institutions so that they may participate in lectures and similar events at the Center. (Dr. Afrasiabi told us at the time that he was teaching at Northeastern...
...main creative forces behind Mad TV, Fax Bahr and Adam Small, were writers on the sketch show In Living Color. Perhaps because Mad is free of the white Ivy League frat-boy image that has burdened the world of late-night network comedy--just last week John Pike, a late-night programming executive at cbs resigned over accusations that he had made racial slurs in a meeting with members of the comedy group the State--Mad TV has taken bigger risks tackling controversial racial issues. In a sketch that took a sharp knife to the culture of victimhood, Bryan Callen...