People often like to put a face with a name, but what about a voice with a face.
Those who have been following the relationship between Monica Lewinsky and President Clinton are finally getting a chance to hear the former White House intern's voice today. That's because the taped conversations Lewinsky had with Linda Tripp have been made public. The House Judiciary Committee released the audio of the infamous tapes this morning. There are 37 tapes, containing about 22 hours of private conversations between Tripp and Lewinsky. The tapes were recorded by Tripp without the knowledge of Lewinsky.