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Clear Winners.
Byline: --BY CARA LITKE
I melda Marcos once said, "Beauty is not extravagance; beauty is life." For once, we actually agree with the former First Lady--and apparently you do, too. When we asked our readers to tell us which beauty products you couldn't live without (or, at the very least, couldn't leave home without), you didn't simply list a bunch of lotions and shampoos off the tops of your heads. No, you got specific--so specific that we can picture you dumping out your makeup bags, speed-reading ingredient lists, and taking inventory of your medicine cabinets. We now present the necessary extravagances named the winners of allure' s 2008 Readers' Choice ...
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Byline: By Kevin Stanley Act: Jimmy Carr (right) Show: Off the Telly Venue: Warwick Arts Centre - Butterworth Hall (sell out) BUCKINGHAMSHIRE-BORN Jimmy Carr is a Cambridge graduate with a first class degree in social and politics sciences - and it shows. He's intelligent, eloquent when he's not
- Reader Review; WEEKEND: TRAVEL.(Features)
- Newspaper article from: Coventry Evening Telegraph (England) October 1, 2005 700+ words
WE would like to tell you how much we enjoyed our Swiss Glacier Holiday Tour with Mistral Holidays which we saw advertised in the Evening Telegraph. We were a little apprehensive as we knew nothing about the company and didn't know of anyone who had been with them. However, it was a super holiday -
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- Newspaper article from: Coventry Evening Telegraph (England) May 14, 2004 700+ words
Byline: JILL SHAW CORONATION STREET, even to the alleged non-viewer, must have a certain something to have lasted more than 40 years. It often makes for compulsive viewing albeit that the quality may fluctuate at times. Sparkling performances, however, appear periodically, as with recently when Les
- The Reader.(Review)
- Magazine article from: Quadrant Thomas, Michelle Haines May 1, 1999 700+ words
The Reader, by Bernhard Schlink, translated by Carol Brown Janeway; Phoenix, 1997, $16.95. Holocaust literature is an overburdened realm. The moral freight that accompanies even the slightest efforts in this genre can sit heavily with reviewers and readers alike and has resulted in the honouring of
- A Modern Southern Reader.(Review)
- Magazine article from: The Mississippi Quarterly KREYLING, MICHAEL September 22, 1998 700+ words
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- A Mary Austin Reader.(Review)
- ANQ CLUBBE, JOHN March 22, 1999 700+ words
LANIGAN, Esther, ed. A Mary Austin Reader. Tucson: U of Arizona P, 1996. ix, 273 pp. $40.00/$16.95. From the more than thirty volumes and 250 shorter writings by Mary Austin (1868-1934), Esther Lanigan has selected for this anthology fourteen short stories, a number of essays and poems, and
- The Tel Quel Reader.(Review) (book reviews)
- The Review of Contemporary Fiction Roudiez, Leon S. March 22, 1999 700+ words
Patrick ffrench and Roland-Francois Lack, eds. The Tel Quel Reader. Routledge, 1998. 278 pp. $24.99 I suppose it is good to have, under one cover, these for the most part previously untranslated items by Kristeva, Goux, Baudry, Foucault, Pleynet, Sollers, Devade, Scarpetta, and Barthes. The Tel
- The Messenger Reader.(Review)(Brief Article)
- Magazine article from: Black Issues Book Review Greenlee, Gale July 1, 2000 700+ words
The Messenger Reader edited by Sondra Kathryn Wilson Modern Library, 2000, $14.95 ISBN 0-375-75539-X Harvard University researcher Sondra Kathryn Wilson resurrects a treasure chest of poetry and prose published in one of the 20th century's early black magazines. Founded in 1917 by labor activist A.
