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Barbarann Keffer '88, who works part-time at the Dillon Field House laundry room, says, "Some virtuous people will return them. But usually people come in and say they've lost them, or [the sweatshirts] got stolen. That's the good one--when they're trying to steal a [warmup] themselves, they say they got stolen...
...actors that steal the show. Consistently well-developed as characters--from Alma and Gwen to Abby--they also create a first-rate ensemble. Given a head start with a richly diverse score by Davity Chase--who provides everything from Arab theme music to fight-song melodies to torchy jazz with consistent finesse--and staging and choreography that are energetic but simple but enough to handle (usually) with grace and flair they take the ball and run with...
...disintegration began in 1981, when prices started sliding because of worldwide overproduction, partly caused by consumption cutbacks in many oil- dependent nations. To sop up the surplus, OPEC imposed output limits on its members. But that only provided a chance for such new producers as Mexico and Britain to steal business from OPEC countries, whose market share consequently dropped from 63% in 1979 to 38% currently...
...somebody trying to steal secrets from Tony the Tiger? Apparently so, according to officials at Kellogg headquarters in Battle Creek, Mich. Since 1907, millions of people have toured the Kellogg plant where Special K, Rice Krispies, Frosted Flakes and other popular cereals are produced. Unfortunately, the company says, at least two recent visitors have actually been industrial spies sneaking a peek at the company's technology. Last week, in a move to foil further plots, Kellogg announced that it will no longer conduct public tours inside the factory...
...cheaper for a little country with a lot of cash to steal some uranium than to build a plant to make it," O'Connor said...