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...ranged from urging malcontents to "unite ... and burn the cops" to reasoning that "we have to be calm; if not, all of this will come to nothing." Across the Atlantic, bloggers were enraged and agog. BARKING MOONBAT EARLY WARNING SYSTEM deemed the assault on free speech the "Most Ridiculous Item of the Day," adding sarcastically, "I never realized we bloggers had this much power...
...first time I walked into the locker room to get a pre-game notebook item, the reaction was comical. Jaws dropped. Hands scrambled for towels. One player strolled out of the shower, saw me, and hopped back in with a yelp that would probably be unprintable if translated here...
...with a T-shirt. The prankster was spoken to, asked to leave, and was ultimately unsuccessful in his or her attempt. 1:40 p.m.—An officer took note of the theft of a vial filled with a steroid-type drug. The estimated value of the stolen item could not be gauged. Nov. 3: 3:32 p.m.—An officer was sent to Currier House because of a report concerning the theft of a pocketbook left unattended. The stolen item, and its content, was valued collectively...
Vince Vaughn and Jennifer Aniston are your friends in real life and your co-stars in The Break Up. Spill it. Everybody is rooting for them to be a big item, and that's a nice reflection on their work. But thanks to the scrutiny around them, I've come to appreciate that I live a fairly normal suburban life...
...standards.Wright left Holiday in 1965 to manage a theater festival in Spoleto, Italy. He then served briefly as editor of Chicago magazine in the early 1970s—though, by his own account, he was quickly pushed out of the job as retaliation for printing an item that mocked Mayor Richard Daley’s poor grammar. Since then, Wright has turned to the world of books, co-authoring two autobiographies of Luciano Pavarotti.Why did the publishing house reach out to Wright after the secret court came to light in 2002? “I don’t think...