“There’s been an incident involving your daughter,’’ the high school assistant principal reported.”
—Parents struggle to help children avoid bullying, or survive it. Read more.
October 2010
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“Some people have a natural aptitude for waltzing into a party shop and departing 15 minutes later with a costume that can take first prize at any bar contest. I have a talent for being unable to put together a successful Halloween costume to save my life.”
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“The decision to discontinue Tag is really to focus our investment on growing our largest and most global antiperspirant and deodorant brands — Old Spice, Gillette, and Secret,’’ said Mike Norton, a P&G spokesman.”
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From Boston.com
The gaggles of women tackling Tag-wearing teens have disappeared. (Were there every any?)
That’s because Procter & Gamble Co. is eliminating the Tag line of male body sprays it rolled out five years ago to compete with front-runner Axe. Tag was the second attempt by Gillette, acquired by P&G in 2005, at capturing a whiff of the teen market after the failed launch of a Right Guard body spray in 2002.
Rejoice people of America - there is now one less smell to be repulsed by.
P.S. - Best Tag related link of the day.
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“The menu is Pan-Asian-Cal-Mediterro-American. It’s a jumble. Tempura, goat cheese, and jalapenos are the most commonly recurring components. At least it’s not local-seasonal or upscale-comfort. It doesn’t look like any other menu in town.”
—One-star review of Noche
Red Sox announce ticket prices for 2011 →
boston.com
The good news: Ticket prices for Red Sox games will be unchanged for 70 percent of Fenway Park in 2011.
The bad news: Tickets for some prime sections will go up as much as 5.8 percent.
