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> ``Really, Shannon, did you have to make an issue about your hair? All Actually, I read that it was her attorneys that made it an issue, just as a part of all the details of living arrangements. In hashing out the plan, they proposed (quoting directly from Clarinet <XRcitadelUR180_4a2@clarinet.com>) "Ms. Faulkner's attorneys wanted a short bob like that given to women at the service academies.". To be sure apparently one of them got emotional over this. But I saw nothing indicating that Faulkner herself really cared (I mean, after "The words ``Die Shannon'' were painted on a sign recently, and safety is a concern.", hair's probably far from first in her mind).
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