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...also love taking part in our school plays. This year I was given a role in Anything Goes, which was a thrilling experience. Rehearsals occurred almost every day after school for about two months. During this time, it was difficult to fit in cross-country, gymnastics, piano and homework. Yet somehow I did. On those rare occasions when I am left with a free moment, one of my favorite things to do is relax in a comfortable chair and read a novel...
...HBSP’s mission is to improve the practice of management worldwide. I believe Jon saw a good fit between our mission and the opportunity to support CIDA’s mission, and that’s what motivated him to initiate the donation of content,” HBSP Director of Corporate Communications Sarah McConville wrote in an e-mail...
...organization, the yellows of Chris, Walker’s love interest-cum-sister-in-law, played by the luscious (and, yes, that’s the only way to describe her) Angie Dickinson—complements the film’s unexplained jumps. They don’t fit logically but somehow seem emotionally perfect: Walker’s apparently unlimited supply of tight-fitting suits, for instance adhere to his moods and character development...
...show on July 13 in Los Angeles, I logged on to a simple website called espymedia.com and got bold. The process was as straightforward as entering my name and affiliation in a form and clicking submit. I figured it was a shot in the dark, a transparent fit of whimsy that would surely be dismissed. So you can imagine my surprise when a conformational e-mail hit my inbox twenty minutes later: “You have been approved for 1 credential...
...came, the only car with seats would be the one where the air conditioning was broken. If I chose air conditioning over a seat, I knew I could expect a ride crammed in with fellow commuters. Then it would be a test to see just how many people could fit in a subway car, while the intercom crackled with the angry conductor telling people not to hold that doors because “there is a train directly behind this one!” Crammed in with fellow New Yorkers, some of whom inevitably would not believe in deodorant...