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...college students. But to blackjack gurus David Irvine and William B. Kaplan ’77, it was just a job. Irvine and Kaplan talked about their business ventures with blackjack and even explained the basics of their card counting strategy as part of the Harvard Undergraduate Women in Business??s (WIB) “Risky Business?? event in Quincy dining hall last night. The dining hall was packed with slightly more women than men for the event, and students munched snacks or read fliers about Irvine and Kaplan as the audience filed in. To open...
...that exact quality of a business??to be above all else, unique—that so many design labels lack today. Yet although creativity usually does bode well for revenues, sometimes even that fails to bring home the dough...
Last week, Petersen told The Crimson that the Council had enough money in its bank account to continue regular council business??a roster of responsibilities that includes funding student groups and House Committees, as well as parties—for the next four to six weeks...
With the help of the Web site, these future shoppers will be able to “visit” a hotel, café, or store by accessing the business?? storefront listing online, shown in 3-D panoramic photos...
...even with the apparent apathy of the Faculty and the inexplicable cowardice of the College administration, we also find fault with the Coop. We understand that the Coop is a business??and a necessary one at that. There will always be students who need their books immediately, and the Coop should be able to charge extra for providing that convenience. The Coop, however, does not own ISBNs—as Jonathan L. Zittrain, the director of the Law School’s Berkman Center for Internet & Society, has said. ISBNs are facts, and the unique combinations of ISBNs...