Wallace's residency issues — that she lives in Austin, not the District 9 home she declares is her primary residency.

Much of Von Dohlen's court filing is based on stories and columns from the Express-News.

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On the steps of City Hall, Von Dohlen chastised Wallace, who owns a home in Travis County, on which she has a homestead exemption. She works as chief of staff for state Rep. Lyle Larson, R-San Antonio.

Von Dohlen called Wallace's campaign a "gross act of selfishness," and said he's seeking court relief, in part because he supports "transparency and fair play."The Rochester Review, University of Rochester, Rochester, New York, USA

BODY LANGUAGE

On the lecture circuit following publication of her 1988 book, Fasting Girls: A History of Anorexia Nervosa, Joan Jacobs Brumberg '65 began to notice what she considers a peculiar pattern.

After each of her lectures, in cities across the country, at least one woman in the crowd waiting to talk to her would do the same thing: "She would giggle a little, or give an embarrassed laugh, and then say to me, 'I wish I had just a little anorexia nervosa, just for a short time,'" It seems that even educated adult women could see an advantage in having such a devastating disease--the "blessing" of weight loss.

Body image, or living up to the culture's emaciated ideal, appears to be