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...much less inveighing against gays around a campfire. Last summer, before his lawyers made him stop talking to reporters on the record, Dale joked with one that he was happy not to have to wear the uniform, "a cotton-poly blend." He lives in lower Manhattan and works as ad director of POZ, a magazine about AIDS. He has dabbled in modeling and appeared in January 1999 among the "OUT 100," a list of influential people compiled by a gay magazine...
...ones Felicity mails to her friend Sally--and, creepily, locks of their own hair--and crashed WB servers with e-mail. Meanwhile, Freaks freaks are sending peanuts to networks that may buy the show (a favorite character on the show is allergic) and are taking out a full-page ad in Variety, as have Roswell fans...
...long last there is an answer. Normally, I'm not one for hyping new websites, because most aren't anywhere near as good as billed. Besides, they can afford to buy an ad. But after spending part of a day exploring netstock.com I believe the site is worth some attention. And not just because it makes kiddie sense. The site offers a new way to dollar-cost-average into stocks. Eventually, it could displace the 700 traditional dividend-reinvestment plans and 600 direct-stock-purchase programs now available through individual companies...
...last month--while similar devices can be found in practically every upperclass student's room. Ask why Harvard does not have a student center, what the role of exclusive final clubs play in the campus social scene and why the deliberations of the disciplinary body of the university, the Ad Board, are carried out in secret...
...biology concentration, the specific changes were developed by an ad hoc Faculty committee and the standing Biology Undergraduate Committee...