Divided Ranks: Women at Mitsubishi Say Union Fell Short on Sexual Harassment
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Rochelle Sharpe
UAW Local Rarely Filed Grievances, Though It Says It Took Other Action – Tracing One Complex Case
Continue readingIn Whose Hands? How Allstate Applied Scientology Methods to Train Its Managers
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Rochelle Sharpe
Led by a Church Member, Classes Elevated Profits Above ‘Reasonableness’ —
Copyright: L. Ron Hubbard
Bones of Contention: When a Marriage Goes to the Dogs – Who Gets Custody of the
Pets Causes Much Acrimony
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Rochelle Sharpe
Steve Morris admits his marriage lasted longer than he thought it would – because of
Jolson.
Hearts of Gold: All Romance Aside, Valentine’s Day Can Be Frantic — and Lucrative
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Rochelle Sharpe
A Washington Florist Bolsters His Staff for the Holiday; He Is Also Very Discreet — Filling a 747 With Roses
Continue readingTesting the Law: A Mysterious Matter Of Body Odor Turns Into a Federal Case
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Rochelle Sharpe
Beatrice Shaw knew her body odor sometimes got so rancid that it made her co-workers feel sick.
Continue readingViagra’s Success Spotlights the Dark Side of Sex
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Nancy Ann Jeffrey and Rochelle Sharpe
As a million men have rushed to take the impotence pill Viagra in its just nine weeks on the market, the biggest drug craze since Prozac is spotlighting a new medical risk
Continue readingStaking Claims: One Effect of a Law On Diet Supplements Is Leaner Regulation
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Rochelle Sharpe
With Web Site, Smart Ads And Supplier, One Man Scores on a `Stud Pill’ — Five Cops vs. 20,000 Products
Continue readingPainkiller: How a Drug Approved By the FDA Turned Into a Lethal Failure
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Rochelle Sharpe
Despite Early Doubts, Duract Carried a Mild Warning; Then, Some Patients Died — `A Lot of Wishful Thinking’
Continue readingDrugs: Look-Alike Names Lead to Drug Mix-Ups
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Rochelle Sharpe
Drug names can be hazardous to your health — and to pharmaceutical companies, too.
Continue readingBeating the Ivy League Odds
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Rochelle Sharpe
Elite colleges say you can’t game the admissions process. But Rochelle Sharpe crunches the numbers – and finds some extracurriculars matter a whole lot more than others.
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