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...points of light" that answer his call for volunteerism from those old days. "It's a different kind of thing that you do here," he declares. "Make a life a little better. It isn't going to be done just by government." His 13 grandchildren claim a large slice of him. "Doro ((daughter Dorothy Koch)) brought down her Bobby ((10 months)) the other day. I was down on the floor crawling around and watching him follow me. A total joy. I mean it." So is the time he spends with his quiet 18-year-old grandson, George...
...optional Healthy Choice meal, which readsalarmingly like a Weight Watchers menu, includes ahelping of Steamship of Beef, a slice of wholegrain bread, one cup of a leafy vegetable, a pieceof fruit and eight ounces of skim milk...
...police , but Blonde has his own plans. Dancing and singing to "Stuck in the Middle With You," he announces, "I don't give a fuck about what you know or don't know. I'm gonna torture you anyway." Then, as he pulls out a knife and proceeds to slice the cop's ear off, the camera suddenly shifts away from the action to focus on an empty doorway. For some reason, Tarantino hits the right button with this decision: the sounds of slicing and screaming with no visual accompaniment make the scene even more excruciating than it would have...
Unlike employees at huge corporations that must share profits with stockholders, Goldman's partners get to keep the money. Last year 161 partners cut the cake. One senior partner is said to have been served an especially big slice: about $30 million. Since Goldman is a private partnership, it is not required to make public its finances. Nonetheless, the telltale numbers from a Goldman prospectus made their way into Investment Dealers' Digest. Other bits of evidence occasionally fall into the public domain. When Goldman co-chairman Robert Rubin quit to work as a presidential adviser, his disclosure statement reported...
Regarding the "slice of college life" that the editorial suggested we usurped, we feel that rather than obscuring parental experience of college life, our protests only served to enhance their visiting experience, demonstrating to them that the activism of college students who care deeply about an issue is not yet dead...