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...still unexciting. "Consumers don't want to go and find the same thing at every darn store," says Pam Danziger, president of Unity Marketing. Steven Keith Platt, head of a Hinsdale, Ill., retail think tank, the Platt Retail Institute, expects Federated to make deals with several well-known apparel and housewares makers to create products that consumers will find only at Macy's. Lundgren says he has already received at least half a dozen such offers but hasn't inked any deals...
...store, which will stay open until Dec. 26, is the newest venture of No Sweat Apparel, one of a handful of ethical clothing companies that have emerged in the past few years...
...Cambridge resident Justin F. Crane ’00 said that he probably would not buy the apparel at All Is Fair, although he did not doubt that others would. Crane noted that other ethical clothing companies, such as American Apparel and U2 singer Bono’s Edun Clothing, offered more conservative garments that he found more appealing...
...referendum Harvard undergraduates selected the school’s color, and since that time crimson has become the most visible symbol of Harvard. It is not only the shade of Harvard apparel, but also the title of the daily newspaper. Most interestingly, Crimson—usurping the place of our official mascot, the “pilgrim-like” John Harvard—now serves as the name of our athletic teams and, by extension, the nickname of the entire student body. It should come as no surprise that there has been little enthusiasm for a mascot that adds...
...thinking each day, I’d like to think these words will make me beloved, or if not, at least make sure that the only people who approach me are my type of people. So if you want to say hi, just look for the girl wearing apparel that asks “Have you hugged my T-shirt today?”—Staff writer Margaret M. Rossman can be reached at rossman@fas.harvard.edu...