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...match. More and more employers in France, Germany and the Netherlands are giving their workers a stark choice: agree to longer hours or wave goodbye to your job as it migrates to another country. Last week, an overwhelming majority of the 820 employees of auto-parts maker Robert Bosch who work at a Bosch factory near Lyons voted to give up their 35-hour week in return for a guarantee that their jobs would not be moved to Eastern Europe. "Everyone had come to accept the fatality of it - either they approved it or they lost their jobs," says Serge...
...vast majority of Harvard male undergrads we spoke to for this story emphasized the role of eating healthily and working out in maintaining their image. Tips for avoiding the freshman fifteen rolled in: “Drink hard liquor, not beer” (Matt T. Bosch ’07) and “stop thinking of food as anything you eat to stop being hungry or bored, and start exploring Harvard’s dining hall” (Jim L. Stillwell...
...spending so much time and cash on their exteriors? Most of the guys would agree with Matt T. Bosch ’07. “It’s a self esteem thing,” he says. The need to dress well and keep up a good appearance is paramount. Knowing that he’s dressed well and in shape is an ego-boost to Goonan. “I feel better about myself,” he says. Girls have also started to take notice of men’s need to dress for themselves. Betsy...
...metrosexual is anyone who wears tight jeans.,” says Bosch, who wears tight jeans. Getting a little more specific, donning Diesels may not be the only prerequisite for metrosexuality, but it certainly ranks high on FM’s list...
...vast majority of Harvard male undergrads we spoke to for this story emphasized the role of eating healthily and working out in maintaining their image. Tips for avoiding the freshman fifteen rolled in: “Drink hard liquor, not beer” (Matt T. Bosch ’07) and “stop thinking of food as anything you eat to stop being hungry or bored, and start exploring Harvard’s dining hall” (Jim L. Stillwell...