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...course, not every yogurt product is as healthy as its image. An average 6-oz. cup can have as many as five teaspoons of sugar--about 80 calories--the same amount as in a 1.5-oz. Hershey's milk-chocolate bar. And artificial sweeteners such as aspartame are the subject of vigorous debate as more studies investigate potential health risks...
...from adults and receive education while in detention. U.S. federal law has similar requirements and defines a juvenile as under 18. The Pentagon, which classifies only those younger than 16 as juveniles, has never denied that some Gitmo inmates under 18 were not segregated. Many of these youths were subject to the same conditions and interrogations as the adults. Some still at Gitmo have claimed through their lawyers that they have been beaten or abused...
...crawling over one druggie and a protean "scramble suit," worn by Fred to disguise his identity (whatever that is). At times a face is given a kind of Jell-O elasticity. Linklater first used this process, called rotoscoping, five years ago in Waking Life. It's appropriate to the subject, and is used artfully, though with a dilution in dramatic coherence. The technique is beguiling, the narrative impact weak...
...unfortunate,” he announced that he would be adjusting the value of the final from 40 percent of the total course grade to 30 percent. “This is a high level class and I assumed that only those who wanted to learn the subject matter would take it,” Lukin wrote in the e-mail to the Crimson. “The academic honesty was assumed.” “It’s fair in that everyone technically had access to the exam, but [Lukin] has to somehow remedy the system...
...unfortunate,” he announced that he would be adjusting the value of the final from 40 percent of the total course grade to 30 percent. “This is a high level class and I assumed that only those who wanted to learn the subject matter would take it,” Lukin wrote to The Crimson. “The academic honesty was assumed.” “It’s fair in that everyone technically had access to the exam, but [Lukin] has to somehow remedy the system,” Shope...