Jean Queen

Aeropostale's teens for jeans making a difference in people's lives.

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Denim That Does Good

Move Over, Pajama Jeans: Dress-Pant Sweatpants Have Arrived

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Move Over, Pajama Jeans: Dress-Pant Sweatpants Have Arrived

A class of seventh-graders at Richard W. Warren Middle School are collecting donated jeans for homeless teens.  

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Warren students ask for donated jeans

Blue Jeans Network, the leader in interoperable video conferencing services, today announced the availability of a new referral partner program designed to augment its existing channel partner programs.

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Aeropostale stores have partnered with Do Something.org, a nonprofit teen-aid organization, to collect thousands of pairs of donated jeans for local teen shelters and charities. Here's how you can help: Through Feb. 12, bring your gently worn jeans (any brand) to any Aeropostale store. As thanks for your participation, you'll get 25 percent off the purchase of a new pair of jeans. Information …

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Teens For Jeans Drive at Aeropostale

She wears jeans, uses no make-up and rarely speaks in public — Chow Mei-ching is not a glamorous first lady, but she has captured Taiwan people's hearts with her low-key charm.

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Taiwan's 'Cool Lady': Wife a boon for re-elected Ma

Pippa Middleton wears red jeans on her way to her London office Jan. 11.

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The Tabata method holds that short, intense bursts of exercise are more effective than traditional workouts. But you’re going to hurt

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D2 Jeans, the Scotland-based retailer founded in 1999 by retail tycoon Sir Tom Hunter, became the first major casualty of poor trading conditions over the lead-up to Christmas. Related Stories Why his land will finally serve Woody’s memory well Dissidents pose less of a threat as splits widen

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Festive trade may still not save many major retailers

A team of 30 volunteers in Australia agreed to wear a pair of denims five days a week for three months without going anywhere near a washing machine.

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A simple way to get rid of those washday blues – don’t bother going to the laundrette