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Despite the demands of shareholders (and her three children), she says she seldom feels overtaxed. Says Ahrendts: "I'm still as passionate about what I do as the day I started." --By Michele Orecklin
...answer," the court replied, "is 'No.'" Why not? "Because the proposed law [establishing civil unions] by its express terms forbids same-sex couples entry into civil marriage [and therefore] continues to relegate same-sex couples to a different status ... The history of our nation has demonstrated that separate is seldom, if ever, equal...
Lofty ideals were more affordable then. When I entered Harvard in 1965, the tuition was less than $1,800 per year—roughly 60 percent less than it is today, adjusted for inflation. Student loans were small, seldom more than a couple of thousand dollars total, and most of us paid them off pretty quickly. Starter jobs in many fields, especially public service, paid better than today (adjusted for inflation). Housing costs—even in major cities—were low enough to enable a typical Harvard grad to find a nice place to live within...
...John Edwards? "It's not a pretty sight," says his press secretary, Jennifer Palmieri. Edwards seldom passes up a meal at Applebee's. He chugs about a dozen Diet Cokes daily, and a piece of fruit rarely passes his lips. True, eating healthy on the trail can be tough, but Edwards' diet is said to be little different from his precampaign days; he takes his wife to Wendy's every year to celebrate their wedding anniversary (a tradition since they dined there on their first anniversary in the midst of a move...
...history of our nation has demonstrated that separate is seldom, if ever, equal,” the justices wrote...