Word: showing
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...general theme of the week is solidarity. TBTN wants to "show support for survivors and to show that women are working together," said Alexis B. Karteron '01, a member of the Coalition Against Sexual Violence, a student group lobbying the administration for better resources for responding to and preventing sexual assault...
...Nancy Luque wants to compel an appearance by Newsweek reporter Michael Isikoff. In the meantime, the former $60,000-a-year communications consultant is hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt and fears losing her house in a few months. Starr, for his part, went on Larry King's show last week and complained that the worst thing about his job is that "the independent counsel is all alone." That feeling is probably one thing he has in common with his lone defendant from the Lewinsky scandal...
...lymph nodes; and metastatic cases, in which it's migrated even further. Of the three studies that focused on high-risk cases--surveying a total of 1,462 breast-cancer patients--only one found a statistically significant advantage for transplant therapy. The two studies that focused on metastatic disease showed no real advantage in terms of survival. One of those studies did show that metastatic patients who underwent transplants had longer remission periods before relapsing--no small thing for people facing a potentially lethal disease. Moreover, the patients in all five studies must be followed for several more years before...
NAME: "SIR" CHARLES BARKLEY AGE: 36 OCCUPATION: Once Round Mound of Rebound BEST PUNCH: Said of Iverson, "I can't stand that guy. He has to show up for practice every day. He has a responsibility to cut the crap and not have some drama with his coach every...
...idiots for letting the 18-year-old slip through their fingers, especially after the Oregonian in July reported the Mazatlan trip. They called in the big guns of U.S. law enforcement: America's Most Wanted. Detective Kelly Krohn, a tall, goateed man running the investigation, appeared on the TV show on July 25. Tom saw the segment and freaked. He ran again, to Las Vegas. But he knew it was over. He called his dad from a casino, told him he wanted to come in, and three FBI agents arrested...