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...researchers are a long way from putting the Fountain of Youth in a jar, and there is no rigorous scientific evidence to support the sweeping claims made by the manufacturers of scores of cosmetics sold over the counter. They contain some of the same ingredients as prescription drugs, but in much lower concentrations...
Content: Your resume will contain your name, address, and telephone number, and information about your education and work experience. Other sections, titles, and arrangements are at your discretion. Education and experience are usually presented in reverse chronological order. Give the most space to the most important experience. If you have several years of experience in your career field, your resume will focus on more specific accomplishments and skills. If you have years of work experience in several fields or are changing fields, a resume organized by skill areas may be more appropriate than a chronological resume...
Harvard's main task against Holy Cross will be to contain the potent Crusader attack. Senior quarterback Tom Ciaccio has generated 791 yards in the air, including four touchdowns, so far this year, and is on target to become the Crusaders' all-time leading quarterback...
...genuinely electrifying band that neither looks nor sounds like the interchangeable Whitesnakes, Poisons and Bon Jovis that make up the drab MTV universe. What the Gunners play is very, very good. What the Gunners say is very, very bad. Of 30 songs on the new albums, 10 contain the F word. That's why several chains -- including K Mart and Wal-Mart -- won't stock them...
...live monologues. These conversations with ourselves are the endless, anarchic commentary running in our brains. They contain -- just barely -- our rage and desperation. They are the rough drafts of spoken discourse, the side trips into daydream irrelevancies, the lusts and prejudices left unsaid but so deeply felt. Ultimately, our interior monologues amount to a lifelong novel in progress, or perhaps the world's windiest suicide note. Transcribed, they could tell more about what we are than everything...