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Oak Place Has New Management Alexia Stout-Lang from 85 Percent to 95 Percent,” Saun- Offered on Four-Bedroom Apartments, News Editor Ders Said
April 12, 2010 WWW.UNEWS.COM Vol. 77, Issue 28 Finding diversity outside the box Alexia Stout-Lang Delta Rho sorority told to disband News Editor Story after story told in Swinney Recre- ation Center last Thursday came back to solv- Jason Patterson Staff Writer ing social problems by thinking outside of the box. n 1989, 13 Roos were un- A part of the 41st anniversary of the Robert happy with their Greek F. Kennedy Symposium at UMKC, the Stu- Life options. So, they dent Government Association hosted Soledad founded a local Sorority O’Brien, CNN anchor and special correspon- called Delta Rho. dent, as the keynote speaker. Now 21 years later, the Student O’Brien spoke about “Diversity: On TV, I Behind the Scenes and In Our Lives.” Life Office at UMKC recently told the sorority it has to disband. While introducing O’Brien, UMKC Chan- In September, Kari Murphy, co- cellor Leo Morton said hosting people like ordinator for Fraternity and Sorority O’Brien on campus is part of the university’s Affairs, and Angela Cottrell, direc- responsibility to educate young people. tor of Student Life, requested to have “Most of us get ideas about what we can be a meeting with Tara Nigh, president by observing what other people have done,” of Delta Rho. Morton said. “That’s why I am excited to Nigh said she was told UMKC hear what Ms. O’Brien will be talking about was not going to continue support- this evening because she will be talking about ing independent, local sororities and some good issues.” that Delta Rho needed to either af- By telling stories of her experiences work- filiate with a national sorority or dis- ing on documentaries like “Black in America” band completely. -
'Assassinated' War Correspondent Marie Colvin, Lawsuit Filed by Her Relatives Claims
Feedback Tuesday, Apr 10th 2018 12AM 64°F 3AM 57°F 5-Day Forecast Home U.K. News Sports U.S. Showbiz Australia Femail Health Science Money Video Travel Columnists DailyMailTV Latest Headlines News World News Arts Headlines Pictures Most read Wires Coupons Login ADVERTISEMENT As low as $0.10 ea STUDENT Ribbon Learn More Assad's forces 'assassinated' Site Web Enter your search renowned war correspondent Marie ADVERTISEMENT Colvin and then celebrated after they learned their rockets had killed her, lawsuit iled by her relatives claims President Bashar Assad's forces targeted Marie Colvin and celebrated her death This is according to a sworn statement a former Syrian intelligence oicer made The 55-year-old Sunday Times reporter died in a rocket attack in Homs By JESSICA GREEN FOR MAILONLINE PUBLISHED: 14:25 EDT, 9 April 2018 | UPDATED: 16:14 EDT, 9 April 2018 65 175 shares View comments Syria President Bashar Assad's forces allegedly targeted veteran war correspondent Marie Colvin and then celebrated after they learned their rockets had killed her. This is according to a sworn statement a former Syrian intelligence oicer made in a wrongful death suit iled by her relatives. The 56-year-old Sunday Times reporter died alongside French photographer Remi Ochlik, 28, in a rocket attack on the besieged city of Homs. ADVERTISING Like +1 Daily Mail Daily Mail Follow Follow @DailyMail Daily Mail Follow Follow @dailymailuk Daily Mail FEMAIL TODAY The intelligence defector, code named EXCLUSIVE: Tristan Ulysses, says Assad's military and Thompson caught on intelligence oicials sought to capture or video locking lips with a brunette at NYC club kill journalists and media activists in just days before Khloe Homs. -
Tamagotchi Version 2 Auction Starts Today
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Received 16 June 2005 MEDIA ADVISORY - UPDATE -✦MEDIA ADVISORY - UPDATE BANDAI AMERICA OFFERS EXCLUSIVE EBAY AUCTION OF NEW TAMAGOTCHI CONNECTION VERSION 2 “VIRTUAL PETS” STARTING 6/16 Bandai America to Donate All Proceeds to the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation; Tamagotchis Autographed by Major Celebrities Including George Lucas, Mark Hamill, Seth Green, Dominic Monaghan, Dave Navarro, Daisy Fuentes & Brooke Burke What: As the demand for the new Tamagotchi Connection Version 2 continues to build prior to its retail debut, Bandai American Inc. is hosting an exclusive auction on eBay, The World’s Online Marketplace®, benefiting the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation. The Tamagotchis to be auctioned off have been autographed by major celebrities from film, TV, music and sports. Key auction items include Tamagotchi items signed by the following: George Lucas (“Star Wars”) Randy Jackson (“American Idol”) Mark Hamill (“Star Wars”) Dave Navarro (“Rock Star: INXS”) Seth Green (“Austin Powers”) Brooke Burke (“Rock Star: INXS”) Dominic Monaghan (“Lost”) Model/actress Daisy Fuentes Thomas Jane (“The Punisher”) Joe McIntyre (“Dancing With The Stars”) Alyson Hannigan & Alexis Denisof (“Buffy Actress Raquel Welch The Vampire Slayer” & “Angel”) Comedians Jimmy Kimmel & Sarah Silverman Michelle Trachtenberg (“Buffy”) Jamie Lynn Spears (“Zoey 101”) Singer “Weird Al” Yankovic Lacey Chabert (“Mean Girls”) When: The 10-day auction begins Thursday, June 16th and ends Sunday, June 26th. For more information and to bid on the items, please visit http://www.ebay.com/tamagotchi About Tamagotchi Connection Version 2: The new Tamagotchi Connection for 2005 offers even more interactivity and special features! Owners can now earn “Gotchi” points, which allows them to shop for special treats, items and food. -
IMPORTING the FLAWLESS GIRL Kit Johnson*
IMPORTING THE FLAWLESS GIRL Kit Johnson* ABSTRACT ......................................................... 831 I. THE NEED FOR FOREIGN MODELS ............................ 832 II. HOW THE MODELING INDUSTRY WORKS ...................... 835 A. The Place of Fashion Models within Modeling ........... 835 B. How Fashion Models are Booked and Paid .............. 836 C. How Foreign Models Differ from U.S. Models ............ 839 III. FASHION MODEL VISAS TODAY .............................. 840 A. H1B History ........................................... 841 B. When Models Re-Joined the Picture ..................... 843 C. Distinguished Merit and Ability.......................... 845 1. The Models ........................................ 845 2. The Work .......................................... 846 3. The Agencies ....................................... 847 4. Duration ........................................... 848 IV. BEAUTY AND THE GEEK ..................................... 848 V. THE UGLY AMERICAN BILL .................................. 850 A. A New Classification for Models......................... 851 B. The High Heeled and the Well Heeled ................... 854 1. Value .............................................. 854 2. Interchangeability .................................. 856 VI. CHANGING THE FACE OF THE FLAWLESS GIRL ................. 857 A. The P(x) Visa for Models of the Moment ................. 858 B. An H1(x) Visa for Artisan Models ....................... 858 1. Size ............................................... 859 2. Age............................................... -
Midweek: Beyond the Headlines
20 - 26 Sept, 2006 111 What we love about the official website of the SARAH comes to Government of Sikkim the aid of strays On Page 18 On Page 16 20 - 26 SEPT, 2006, GANGTOK [email protected] VOLUME 1 NO. 3. Rs. 10 Photo: SARIKAH ATREYA Photo: SARIKAH K Y M SHOWSHOW OFOF C STRENGTHSTRENGTH DZONGU DIVIDED OVER PANAM On Page 4 HOW ONE MAN FOOLED AN ENTIRE TOWN THE VISHAL TELEFILMS CON - THE COMPLETE STORY Pradhan, a resident of Convoy than one. Today, as he cools his ground, Tadong, filed an FIR heels at Sadar Thana, RHEA SHARMA one year Debashish had conned against him, alleging that the Debashish will have ample a large number of people into accused had cheated him of Rs. time to contemplate on how his ebashish Mukherjee loaning him big amounts of 1, 78,800 on the pretext of grand scheme went so terribly arrived in Gangtok on money. He projected himself as getting the complainant’s wrong. Earlier than he would D 28th September 2005. a successful media personality daughter admission in a have anticipated, perhaps. Checking into Hotel Sernya at and even negotiated with medical college in Pune. When That the man was a charmer New Market, he stayed here for Nayuma Television for a Pradhan travelled to Pune, he is no longer in doubt. How else two days. This pattern was programming tie-up. With discovered that no admission can we explain the sheer repeated the next month and much fanfare he launched had been secured at the college. -
Serena Radaelli, Hairstylist
Serena Radaelli, Hairstylist www.cloutierremix.com/serenaradaelli CELEBRITIES Aishwarya Rai Emilia Clarke Laura Dern Rachel Evan Wood Andie MacDowell Estella Warren Lauren Hutton Reese Witherspoon Angelina Jolie Eva Longoria Lena Olin Rene Russo Angela Kinsey Eva Mendes Lenny Kravitz Richard Gere Annette Bening Evangeline Lilly Lindsay Lohan Robin Wright Penn Ashley Judd Faith Hill Luiza Brunet Salma Hayek Brad Pitt Franka Potente Madonna Sarah Michelle Gellar Bridgette Moynahan Gloria Estefan Maria Shriver Scarlett Johansson Brooke Shields Goldie Hawn Maria Menounos Selma Blair Carolina Dieckmann Grazi Massafera Mariah Carey Sigourney Weaver Carolyn Murphy Halle Berry Marissa Tomei Sharon Stone Cate Blanchett Hayden Panettiere Meg Ryan Shania Twain Cher Heather Locklear Michelle Pfeiffer Sheryl Crow Christie Brinkley Hilary Duff Minnie Driver Sofia Vergara Christy Turlington Ilde Silva Molly Sims Sonam Kapoor Christina Ricci Iman Naomi Campbell Sophia Loren Cindy Crawford Isabella Rossellini Naomi Watts Susan Sarandon Courtney Cox Jennifer Lopez Natalie Couglin Teri Hatcher Courtney Love Jessica Lange Natalie Portman Tina Fey Daisy Fuentes Jewel Nicole Kidman Tina Turner Darryl Hannah Joan Allen Nicole Scherzinger Tom Cruise Debra Messing Johnny Depp Olivia Wilde Vanessa Paradis Demi Moore Julie Bowen Olga Kurylenko Vanessa Williams Diana Krall Julia Louis Dreyfus Paris Hilton Venus Williams Diane Lane Julia Ormond Penelope Cruz Winona Ryder Drew Barrymore Juliana Margulies Pink Zooey Deschanel Elizabeth Banks Kate Hudson Paloma Bernardi -
Personalization Guidelines
Personalization Guidelines Purpose Our personalization services are a very important part of the Thirty-One experience. We believe our personalization services set our products and our brand apart. Although we never want to disappoint you or our Customers, there are legal and policy limits to the personalization requests that we will fulfill. These Personalization Guidelines are intended to assist you in: • Helping our Customers understand what personalization requests we cannot fulfill; • Avoiding damage to the Thirty-One brand; • Avoiding the infringement of the trademarks of others; and • Reducing potential legal liability for both Thirty-One and our Customers. Our hope is that these Guidelines will help you to advise Customers of problematic personalization requests when Customers place their orders. Why Can’t Thirty-One Fulfill All Personalization Requests? Legal Reasons There are legal reasons why we cannot fulfill certain personalization requests. Sometimes companies (like Avon or Microsoft), sports teams (like the Cleveland Browns or the Ohio State Buckeyes), and famous people (like Jennifer Lopez) make a filing with the government to register their name, the name of a product (like Apple’s iPad) or a tag line (like Nike’s “Just Do It”). If we fulfill a request to personalize a Thirty-One product with a name or phrase that has been “trademarked,” then there is a risk we could face a legal claim for “trademark infringement.” Trademark infringement can occur when someone uses a name or phrase that causes confusion with someone else’s trademark. Here is an example. The word “Coach” could refer to a sports team’s coach or it could refer to the COACH brand of handbags. -
Dance Spotlight
The Delaware Valley Dance Spotlight Published by the Ballroom, Latin, & Swing Dance Center for Greater Philadelphia Area Dancers - March/April, 2014 DANCING WITH THE STARS SEASON 18 Season 18 of the popular TV show, Dancing with the Stars, prerecorded music. These changes are dwarfed by the biggest premieres on Monday, March 17 at 8 PM on ABC Television change: sometime mid-season, the stars who have not been Network. Emmy Award-winning host, Tom Bergeron, is back, eliminated will switch partners, as determined by the TV as well as DWTS’s bad boy, Maks Chmerkovskiy, but co-host audience. Apparently, these changes are a combination of cost- Brooke Burke-Charvet has been replaced by Season 10 finalist cutting measures as well as a reaction to a drop in ratings since Erin Andrews. The Harold Wheeler Band has been fired and DWTS started competing with The Voice on NBC. For more replaced by a smaller band led by Ray Chew and more info, visit www.abc.go.com/shows/dancing-with-the-stars. Good Morning America's Lara Spencer (left) poses with the 2014 DWTS cast: Standing: Emma Slater, Billy Dee Williams, Danica McKellar, Valentin Chmerkovskiy, Sean Avery, Candice Cameron Bure, Maksim Chmerkovskiy, Meryl Davis, Nene Leakes, Tony Dovolani, Sharna Burgess, Charlei, White, Cheryl Burke, Drew Carey, Diana Nyad, Henry Byalikov, Erin Andrews; Sitting: Karina Smirnoff, Derek Hough, Mark Ballas, Peta Murgatroyd, James Maslow, Witney Carson, Cody Simpson, Front: Tom Bergeron. Vivian Beiswenger invites you to join her for the In This Issue BLACKPOOL DANCE FESTIVAL Dancing with the Stars Season 18 (May 23-30, 2014) 1 This will be the fourth and Handling Dance Performance Anxiety 3 Bits & Pieces probably last time that I will be 3 Healthy Living: How to Starve Cancer coordinating a Blackpool trip. -
Museum Moment Page 2 Olivier Theyskens on Fashion and Art, and Hosting the Whitney’S Art Party
JONES BUYS BRIAN ATWOOD. MUSEUM MOMENT PAGE 2 OLIVIER THEYSKENS ON FASHION AND ART, AND HOSTING THE WHITNEY’S ART PARTY. PAGE 14 A BIG MARKET Brooks Bros. in Deal To Open India Stores By JEAN E. PALMIERI NEW YORK — America’s oldest retailer is jumping into the Indian market. Brooks Brothers Group has formed a joint venture with Reliance Brands Ltd. to open monobrand stores in India. The fi rst three stores will open this fall and TUESDAY, JUNE 5, 2012 Q $3.00 Q WOMEN’S WEAR DAILY the companies expect to operate multiple units in the country’s 10 largest cities within three years. WWD Under the terms of the deal, Brooks Brothers will hold a 51 percent equity stake and Reliance will own the remainder. Reliance, part of the Reliance Industries Group, was formed in late 2007 to launch and build business with apparel, footwear and other lifestyle brands in the premium to luxury seg- ment. Its current portfolio includes Ermenegildo Zegna, Thomas Pink, Kenneth Cole, Paul & Shark, Timberland, Diesel, British toy store Hamleys, Steve Madden, Superdry and Quiksilver. Its most recent deal was with Iconix Brand Group and its 25-plus labels. “We have partnered with Reliance Brands Ltd. be- cause of their passion for the Brooks Brothers brand, their track record with other premium brands, and their expertise and connections within India,” said Claudio Del Vecchio, chairman and chief executive offi cer of Brooks Brothers. Darshan Mehta, president and ceo of Reliance Brands Ltd., said he has been talking to Brooks Brothers for several years about “planting more geographical fl ags outside of Europe, particularly in Asia.” But the idea re- ally took off after Brooks Brothers appointed a managing SEE PAGE 16 OF BRANDS AND BLOGGERS To Pay o r Not To Pay By RACHEL STRUGATZ THE LOVE AFFAIR BETWEEN bloggers and fashion brands and retailers is entering its next phase. -
Costume Institute Records, 1937-2008
Costume Institute Records, 1937-2008 Finding aid prepared by Arielle Dorlester, Celia Hartmann, and Julie Le Processing of this collection was funded by a generous grant from the Leon Levy Foundation This finding aid was generated using Archivists' Toolkit on August 02, 2017 The Metropolitan Museum of Art Archives 1000 Fifth Avenue New York, NY, 10028-0198 212-570-3937 [email protected] Costume Institute Records, 1937-2008 Table of Contents Summary Information .......................................................................................................3 Historical note..................................................................................................................... 4 Scope and Contents note.....................................................................................................6 Administrative Information .............................................................................................. 6 Related Materials .............................................................................................................. 7 Controlled Access Headings............................................................................................... 7 Collection Inventory............................................................................................................9 Series I. Collection Management..................................................................................9 Series II. Curators' and Administrators' Files............................................................ -
This Is Ucla Rowing
TTHISHIS IISS UUCLACLA RROWINGOWING TABLE OF CONTENTS This Is UCLA Team Breakdown ............................................................4 Roster .................................................................................. 5 Season Outlook ...............................................................6 UCLA’s Facilities ...............................................................7 Coaching Staff Head Coach Amy Fuller Kearney ...............................8 Assistant Coaches ...........................................................9 Player Bios Returning Rowers .........................................................10 First-Year Rowers ...........................................................20 2011 In Review Season Results ...............................................................22 2012 SPRING SCHEDULE UCLA Rowing History Day Date Opponent/Event Location Time Awards and Honors .....................................................24 Sat. March 3 Loyola Marymount Marina del Rey, Calif. A.M. All-Time Letterwinners ...............................................25 Sat. March 10 San Diego Marina del Rey, Calif. 9:45 am Pac-12 Championships ...............................................26 Sat.-Sun. March 31-Apr. 1 San Diego Crew Classic San Diego, Calif. All Day UCLA’s Rowing Tradition ............................................28 Sat.-Sun. April 14-15 SoCal Challenge Marina del Rey, Calif. All Day About UCLA Sat. April 28 USC San Pedro, Calif. A.M. Media Information .......................................................29 -
2018 Annual Report Inside
CHANGE FOR CHILDREN 2018 ANNUAL REPORT INSIDE 3 The Big Picture 5 Our Global Results 17 Our U.S. Results 23 Our Innovation 25 Our Partners 33 Our Leadership 35 Our Centennial Campaign 36 Our Financials 39 The Original Changemaker 40 Our Commitment to Children For more on our 2018 change for children, go to savethechildren.org/annual-report. For more on our 100-year legacy of change for children, go to savethechildren.org/100. 1 SAVE THE CHILDREN CHANGING A LIFE LASTS A LIFETIME At Save the Children, we believe that even small acts of generosity can create lasting change that ripples throughout children’s lives, their families, their communities and our world. Ultimately, transforming the future we all share. Our extraordinary history proves the point. One hundred years ago, in 1919, the world was forever changed by a woman who took action. In fact, she was so compelled by the suffering of children in post-World War I Europe that she boldly declared the world’s children have rights. That woman was Eglantyne Jebb, our founder. Her cause was saving children. A cause that soon became the first global movement for children and continues to inspire our work to this day. In an ever- changing world, thanks to supporters like you, we’re changing millions of lives! So how many lives did we change last year? In 2018, we reached 134 million children in 120 countries, including more than 447,000 right here in the United States. Children whose lives are better, whose futures are brighter, because of your actions, your generous support, your commitment to our shared cause.