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...said. “I bet you Donald Trump’s kids won’t go to jail.” “Money talks, and bullshit walks,” she added, referring to what she said was a common prison slogan. Williams now works for On the Rise, a Cambridge organization that helps women in crisis. Hall said she was convicted of second degree murder in September 1994 after killing her “batterer” of seven years. “The issue of unemployement seems to be one of the major barriers...
...chapter won. “It is an awesome feeling to see a year of hard work pay off.” Willey said. “As Harvard’s ‘true gentlemen,’” he said, alluding to the SAE slogan, “we are on our way to great things...
...never left. "London, New York, Madrid, Dahab. It could happen anywhere." Then she took a piece of chalk and scribbled a message in big letters on Tota's blackboard menu facing the promenade. "Stop Violence Everywhere," it said. "Stop All War." It's a new, less celebratory slogan for Tota. But after three successive terrorist attacks in what ought to be one of the most tranquil places on earth, it seems grimly appropriate...
...Italy, an area known for soft leather and the craftsmen who know how to manipulate it. The big idea back then--and still today--was to use glove leather for bags, creating a soft, slouchy shape and more casual style, one that didn't need logos. The original company slogan says it all: "When your own initials are enough...
...reconsidering billboards in their ad mix. "Outdoor now has a place in the media-planning process," says Wally Kelly, ceo of CBS Outdoor. Coca-Cola in the U.S. is back outdoors full throttle this month to advertise its new beverage, Coca-Cola Blak, and its new global slogan, "The Coke side of life." According to senior vice president Katie Bayne, the brand will run ads on the top 10 boards in 28 national markets. Last year she advertised in only 10 markets. That's not to say new billboard technology is free of challenges. Advertisers and privacy advocates are worried...