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...choke me!" barks instructor Darren Levine to one of his students, a wiry lieutenant with the Los Angeles police department. The officer obliges and pays the price. Lightning fast, Levine breaks free and delivers a kick to his opponent's groin. The officer doubles over, only to be greeted by a sharp knee jab to his face. While the exercise is a simulation, Levine's students are nonetheless wide-eyed...
...kick-off event of this week's celebration will be the semiformal dinner on Wednesday night. Although RSVP is required, there are a few slots remaining, according to Rebecca J. Slotnick '99, who has organized the Israel at 50 festivities along with Sarah C. Melvoin '00. At the event, which will be held at Hillel, "several undergraduates, the Director of Hillel, and possibly some faculty members will be relating their thoughts and experiences with Israel," Lebwohl says...
...East. The result was 500 exercises requiring intense concentration and centered mainly on a strong abdomen, as well as deep stretching. "This is your powerhouse," says Pilates master teacher Romana Kryzanowska, 75, her hand on her stomach. "With that you can do this": her right leg scissors into a kick that would make a Rockette cry, with her poodle Bijoux nestled nonchalantly in her left...
Steven Goldstone is one angry CEO. The head of R.J. Reynolds, who earlier this month heralded the end of Big Tobacco's agreement with Congress, announced Friday that he's through talking to Washington altogether. "My discussions now are going to be with the American people." To kick off this crusade, Goldstone made his comments to an entirely representative audience -- of New York financial analysts...
Despite the obvious problem of addiction, almost everyone interviewed reports plans to quit, assuming that it won't be difficult to kick the habit. No one seems to acknowledge that industry wizards made "the patch" for a reason...