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...punctuated by some unrealistic dining hall meals—it’s not a coincidence that they’re serving mahi mahi and salmon on Friday and Saturday—but in the end that’s to be expected from a school that spray paints the dirt in Tercentenary Theater green for Commencement ceremonies. It’s not so much covering up as it is beautifying. And our parents deserve the best since, after all, they were the ones who sent us here...
Association of Black Harvard Women (ABHW) treasurer Nenna N. Nwazota ’06 used spray paint to create a colorful ABHW sign...
...video killed the radio star.” MTV’s mass distribution of the hard rock quintet’s trashy and over-sexed videos in the mid-80s gave Mötley Crüe a distinguishable face in a genre saturated in repetitive riffs, hair spray and waterproof mascara: Tommy Lee’s gigantic penis...
...also changed the dynamics of the deodorant category by convincing young men that they need to spray their entire bodies several times a day. Thirty-five percent of guys 11 to 24 now wear body spray, according to Unilever. And users go through cans faster than they do deodorant sticks. The financial reality: while Axe Bodyspray is priced slightly higher than antiperspirants--at $3.99 a can vs. $2.76 on average for a stick--it's a lot cheaper than a $50 bottle of cologne. A teen can certainly afford Axe on his allowance...
...response to the Axe onslaught, Old Spice created Red Zone Body Spray in 2004, marketing its purported lasting scent. "Old Spice represents honesty, and we do that with straightforward ads," says Carl Stealey, P&G's brand manager. The company also signed up NASCAR driver Tony Stewart and Chicago Bears linebacker Brian Urlacher as spokesmen. Gillette, meanwhile, is introducing its new body spray, Tag, this month with a suggested retail price slightly higher than...