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...earrings masquerade as the epitome of festivity, they actually sap festivity from all gatherings. 5. Tartan. This is an unfortunate fabric that drapes unfortunately. Unless you are the direct descendant of Robert the Bruce, I would definitely reconsider it. 4. Pashminas. There is a scene in “Bridget Jones’s Diary” where Bridget defines her romantic travails in terms of pashminas. Then everyone gets drunk, yells about fin-de-millennium feminism and cries about how George Clooney from ER is their real boyfriend. I hope this sufficiently dates the trend...
...brunch for $1 apiece. About 60 visitors browsed through the neatly folded piles of clothing, munching on homemade frittata and crème brulée French toast that had been cooked in the Women’s Center kitchen by Director Susan B. Marine and Staff Assistant Bridget K. Duffy. Tzu-Ying Chuang ’10 said that she was looking for a tank top. “You can’t really have anything specific in mind because it’s very haphazard, but you can definitely get lucky,” she said. After...
...Concerning barriers to fi ghting inequality, Bridget T. Long, an associate professor at the Graduate School of Education, pointed to apathy as a major obstacle, describing today’s world as a “winner takeall” society...
...easily. Berkey said she hoped that more funding will be identified in the future so that the program can continue beyond its current July 2009 cutoff. “This is certainly not an issue that ends with the current system,” Berkey said. Bridget Duffy, a staff assistant at the Women’s Center, said that the Women’s Center considers the price drop a radical step in the right direction. Duffy added that the Women’s Center may organize another informational campaign about the vaccine, similar to the effort the center...
...Bridget Brennan, a special narcotics prosecutor in New York City, has the same fear as Winner that violent offenders and drug kingpins are beginning to win reduced sentences. "There was a mythology about who is serving these sentences," said Brennan, who was a homicide prosecutor during the height of the city's crack cocaine epidemic of the 1980s. "It was the image of a woman forced to be a drug courier. But when we looked at those applying to change their sentences, there were only two women: one who supervised the shipment of 155 kilos of cocaine and the other...