VEEDERSBURG, Ind. — Fountain Central eighth-grader Abby Moore is working to collect jeans for Aeropostale’s Teens for Jeans program. Moore hopes that Fountain Central can accumulate 500 pairs of jeans to donate to Aeropostale by Wednesday.
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When a wedding invitation calls for “business casual,” 20-40-60 Etiquette is here to help explain what that means. Heather Warlick is the guest.
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Provena United Samaritans Medical Center Foundation reports its 2010 It’s All in the Jeans Day proceeds amounted to $44,580 in contributions.
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Provena event raises $44,580
EDITOR Further to the letter published on July 7 from ‘disappointed fans’, the Woodhall Spa Rotary Club booked the Swinging Blue Jeans through an established agency a formal contract was in place.
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Letter: Concert did star the Swinging Blue Jeans, but it was new pair
A nonchalant man wearing blue jeans with old, tan cavalry boots pulled up to his knees walked into the Daily Globe’s office on Friday afternoon. A large brimmed cowboy hat fit neatly on his head. He sported a sharp-looking, silver goatee reminiscent of beards from the Civil War and Old West eras.
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Man recalls watching Dennis Hopper at work
Old Navy is partnering with the Make-A-Wish Foundation of Illinois for Jeans For Wishes, a campaign to raise money for the organization that grants wishes of children with life-threatening illnesses.
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Old Navy partnering with Make-a-Wish Foundation (Peoria Journal Star)
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Style Q&A: What to pair with bright-colored jeans (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)
Exercise doesn’t come in a bottle, and cream won’t grow your breasts, firm your backside or melt your cellulite, no matter what ads try to sell you.
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Style guide: Skinny jeans aren’t just for skinny legs (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)
By EDDIE SEFKO Gerald Green was pulling on some designer jeans after Wednesday’s win and his right toes snagged on the purposely-ripped fabric near the knee. The hole got bigger. “That’s all right,” he said. “It’s supposed to be like that.” Yes, the pants are made with holes in them. Some have said the same thing about Green’s game. But no matter what Green’s shortcomings might be, games like …
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Green slowly fills holes in his game for Dallas Mavericks (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)