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...heard of anyone using it,” says Sean F.X. Barrett ’07, who got a card but didn’t go to Daedalus. For him, the free appetizer can’t quite make up for the high price of the drinks. Nicolas C. Anderson ’07 puts it a bit more bluntly: “Nobody cares about a birthday card from UHS.” But even if the program doesn’t result in fewer birthdays spent in the emergency room, it’s still a nice gesture...
Here’s a riddle: if a baby is born to a pair of Scientologist celebrities but there’s no paparazzi to photograph it, does the baby exist? Between Mel Gibson’s drunken anti-Semitic rant and Pamela Anderson and Kid Rock’s four wedding ceremonies, Hollywood was certainly working the headlines this summer. But in case you didn’t have the time or just simply didn’t care to follow the latest round of celebrity escapades, we’ve put together a Spark’s Notes...
...dead thing’s skin? Truly, fur is the very best example of “organic” material. And, if you’re morally troubled by fur, you can always wear fake fur in order to participate in the trend. This is what Pamela Anderson does, and her example—as usual—is a shining beacon that guides us all. Three Furr-ific Tips for Fur Followers: 1) Do not wear a coat made entirely of fur. Subtlety is key, and fur should appear only sparingly. That way, no one will compare...
Hesitating over getting that Veritas tattoo? The decision to get or remove a tattoo will soon become much easier, thanks to researchers at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) and Brown University. Richard R. Anderson, a professor of dermatology at Harvard Medical School and the Director of the Wellman Center for Photomedicine at MGH, was instrumental in the development and testing of a newly invented tattoo ink that is fully removable and completely safe. “The tattoo consists of these little submicron particles that are designed so that they carry the pigment permanently, but can be cracked open and then...
...tempting, as with any good fable, to see the Saints' 3-0 regular season record as a harbinger of the city's revival. But even the most devoted Saints fans have learned to temper their enthusiasm. "We love them even when they lose," said Anderson. "I'll be happy if they just finish the season eight and eight...