Word: panic
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...first few weeks for a novice hostess can be disorienting. First of all there are the hours. You become a purely nocturnal creature, showing up for work at about 9 p.m., finishing at around 2 a.m., and then unwinding until dawn at bars like Gas Panic or higher-priced clubs like Lexington Queen. The girls earn $150 to $400 a night in salary, in addition to the perquisites and gifts that adoring customers shower on them. But in this saturnalian spectacle there are even more opportunities to burn the money. In addition to the booze, clubs and clothes, there...
...HUPD officers responded to Holyoke Center after a panic alarm was set off at the security desk. Security reported that a person had fled the building after acting suspiciously. Officers searched the area but could not find the subject...
...take place in slow motion. I know Kerrey, and I think he's an upstanding citizen. It would be hard for me to accept that he cold-bloodedly killed villagers. He was a lieutenant on one of his first combat missions. There could have been an element of panic. If it went as he says?it was a confusing night and they were fired on?then his situation, as he told it, is justifiable. If they weren't fired on, then it's cold-blooded. Could they hear the cries of women and children? If so, if I were...
Therapy has been a mixed bag for Tony Soprano. It helped him figure out that his mother was trying to kill him, but it hasn't got rid of the panic attacks--and the new girlfriend he met in Dr. Melfi's waiting room isn't doing a lot to help his rocky marriage. Still, those sessions on the couch in The Sopranos may be having an impact outside the show. More tough guys who never would have considered therapy are breaking down and seeing a shrink, and some say Tony is one reason. "Tony's a tough...
...good news is, the Fed, set to convene on May 15, is back on the horse. Because if there's one thing that gets Alan Greenspan salivating, it?s a loose labor market. There's not yet a reason to panic - 4.3 percent is a long way from 5 percent, which was as low as unemployment used to get before the '90s came along. A lot of these numbers are the same layoffs we heard about in January, February and March; now they've kicked...