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...Stewart, as usual, is following her own course. The day after her indictment, she took out a full-page ad in USA Today proclaiming her innocence and launched a website, Marthatalks.com where supporters are encouraged to send her e-mail messages. Argenti, now a professor at Dartmouth's Tuck School of Business, says this is where Stewart excels: "She is a master at communicating with one constituency--her customers." She will now have to try her hand with another one--a jury. --With reporting by Michael Weisskopf/Washington
...even more so and has the added disadvantage of being difficult to reverse. The major risks are infection--which can spread to the jaw and throat--and uncontrolled bleeding. You also have to learn to talk all over again. Proponents say it's no different from having a tummy tuck or a face-lift, but even professional piercers are not convinced. Legislators in Illinois are considering a bill that would require tongue splitting to be performed by a medical professional. So far, few doctors or dentists have signed...
...don’t have enough energy (or hair gel) to a make this souped-up package, nor the money to buy the “soft-pack” dildo sold especially for these purposes, so I tuck a tiny pair of striped toe socks into my underwear. I do a few Elvis-pelvis thrusts for effect...
Madden, who now attends the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth, started training in the beginning of March and said that it was difficult to fit marathon training into his busy schedule...
...Green almost scared Harvard straight into the consolation round. ECAC Rookie of the Year Hugh Jessiman cut the Crimson lead to 4-2 with 6:34 left in the game, coming from behind the net to tuck in the rebound of a Lee Stempniak shot...