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...With a deeply creased face that made him look many years older than 64, Jenkins wore a dress green uniform and fresh haircut. Originally charged with one count of desertion, one of aiding the enemy, two of soliciting others to desert and four charges of encouraging disloyalty, Jenkins came to court with a pretrial agreement in which he would plead guilty only to desertion and aiding the enemy. (He taught English to military cadets in Pyongyang from 1981 to 1985.) In exchange, he would receive a guaranteed maximum of 30 days' confinement. During the proceedings, Sergeant Jenkins filled in many...
...into a candidate who had a mohawk, but yeah, if I thought something was way out of line and didn’t fit kind of the constituency or image you want to present, then I would certainly say- [something]—whether it’s a haircut or [a candidate] wearing leisure suits from the 1970s made out of polyester. I’m not beyond telling a candidate that...
...propensity for conservativism or liberalism. It has a propensity for stupidity—a propensity for avoiding important issues that affect millions of people, while concentrating on trivial matters like the sexual orientation of Dick Cheney’s daughter or how much John Edwards paid for a haircut...
When Tony Jaa's film producer met him for the first time, she thought he was "ugly" and "couldn't act." His image consultant now says Jaa is "uncool" and is urging him to get a new haircut. His English teacher despairs that two years of lessons have yielded little more than a rudimentary grasp of the language. Listen to his minders long enough, and you may start doubting the buzz that Jaa is Southeast Asia's long-overdue answer to Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan...
...Washington at the Zahira Salon at the Watergate Hotel (the location, now, for two political scandals). Bush’s barber Zahira Zahir—who also owns the salon—told me that “the president knows exactly what he wants, he needs a haircut about every 12 days…Angie goes [to the White House] too…on a separate schedule, and does [manicures for] the president, the first lady and the daughters when they’re in town.” She added that “the president?...