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There's rap attitude and rhythm under Fishbone's rock, just as Queensryche modifies its metal base into something sleeker and more pointed. "We have audiences full of schoolteachers and college professors," reports Tate, who also plays keyboards for the group. "It's really weird. We have the 7-Eleven clerks and the people from Microsoft...
...Eleven seconds. Harvard forward Ted Donato--having corraled the puck behind the Crimson blue line--sprints down the left flank. Six seconds. A low screamer finds net behind Kennedy's left...
...although it does, and it should. But the goal, the spirit, the original intent of the First Amendment was to leave the media absolutely free to keep an eye on the government, to oversee our public servants' activities and report them to the people. Yes, this macabre Film At Eleven might change my opinion about the death penalty. But that's the point. For better or for worse, we live in a democracy--you know, by the people, of the people, for the people. The government can't do things behind the people's backs, because the government...
...Hubbard to "clear" people of unhappiness, portrays itself as a religion. In reality the church is a hugely profitable global racket that survives by intimidating members and critics in a Mafia-like manner. At times during the past decade, prosecutions against Scientology seemed to be curbing its menace. Eleven top Scientologists, including Hubbard's wife, were sent to prison in the early 1980s for infiltrating, burglarizing and wiretapping more than 100 private and government agencies in attempts to block their investigations. In recent years hundreds of longtime Scientology adherents - many charging that they were mentally or physically abused - have quit...
Mikhail Gorbachev's glasnost reforms have provided an unusual twist on the old story about girls who leave home seeking fame, but wind up exploited in the big city. Eleven young Soviet women emigrated to Toronto in January, lured by the promise of high-priced modeling jobs. Instead they wound up working as nude table dancers at several strip clubs. The women, billed at one club as "Gorby's Girls," say they were kept as virtual prisoners in a locked apartment during the day. Eventually, a bar patron learned of the group's plight and called police. While the Soviet...