...no school equipment was used and that the procedures were done humanely.
An artist said she hoped to jolt Northern Ireland into resurrecting its peace process and self-confidence by towing an iceberg to Belfast, the birthplace of the iceberg-doomed Titanic ocean liner.
Unlike other televangelists, his sermons did not condemn homosexuality, abortion or other hot-topic sexual issues. "I don't ask you to change when you come here," he told the congregation, according to a 1994 Los Angeles Times article. "I take you as you are, as God takes me as I am."
(Dr. Gene) Scott is survived by his wife, Melissa.
You people ought to be ashamed. Or at least changing your phone numbers right damned quick.
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Some Histories of St. Valentine's Day
The Catholic version.
Lupercalia, festival of fertile flocks.
Lupercalia, festival of sexual license.
Valentine, patron saint of epilepsy.
Valentine, patron saint of lovers under duress.
The Valentine cards of 1757 rhymed Pisces with kisses.
Approximately 85 percent of all valentines are purchased by women.
RIP Arthur Miller
Poor Marcia Cross' publicist. Just when we were all worked up and counting the nanoseconds until the unveiling of The Advocate's May covergirl, the mainstream media had to go and effing spoil effing everything.
Behold the kitten sniff film.
One book President Bush enthusiastically recommends to his friends is "I Am Charlotte Simmons," by Tom Wolfe.
We watched parts of the Super Bowl with our neighbors, mostly for the ads and for the completely baffling Hey Jude As Patriotic Na-Na-Na-Na Crowd Card Inspiring Ballad. I think the thing we laughed the hardest at was the Constantine ad: Constantine is rated R for... demonic images. I mean. You'd think they'd make a special ad just for Kansas and Georgia.
Aaron Kotok, a Harvard law student, approves of President Bush's plan, calling private accounts "a no-brainer."