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...coroner's office said the 1.5-in.-long appendage had not been cooked like the chili (at 170 for three hours), and police are still trying to figure out how it ended up in Ayala's cup. Wendy's, having been exonerated, is offering a $100,000 reward for the right, ahem, tip on where it came from. --By Julie Rawe. Reported by Laura Locke
...standing up to the administration" at California State University at San Marcos. When the school's president canceled Moore's planned talk there last fall, deeming him too "political" for campus, students protested and raised the money for an off-campus engagement themselves. The action inspired Moore to reward "a little bit of rebellion" there annually with cash, he said. Talk about inflation--in the '60s, kids rebelled for free...
...computer technicians. Says Security Consultant Sanford Sherizen of Natick, Mass.: "A lot of people grew up in data processing, spent years holding computers together with Scotch tape, putting in extra hours, and in recent years of the industry's growth they don't feel they have got an adequate reward...
...truth." Whatever his journalistic ethics, Lanzmann proved himself an indefatigable guide on that journey. By the end of Shoah, the viewer is grateful to have made the forced march with him, for the film's achievement is to show there are stories worth hearing, and ravaged, resilient faces that reward our scrutiny. The horror, the gallows humor, the shame and the heroism, the lessons of this holocaust--and all others--have not been exhausted. We still have much to learn about the poison in our hearts. --By Richard Corliss
...really wonderful,” Schonfield said. “They’ve had some pretty good practices leading into this week, and then the race was really a great reward for the effort they...