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...first and most obvious feature is the quick search, which uses a simple Google-like system to search Harvard’s HOLLIS catalog and a slew of other resources for books and articles. The website says that it is designed for “an initial search for articles and books in broad topic areas,” which makes it perfect for quickly finding sources to get an initial foothold for further research...
Bass Pro is enjoying a growth spurt that has in some ways taken its own managers by surprise. The company operates 27 stores, on the way to 50. It also owns a catalog and a website. The entire company will probably generate more than $1 billion in sales next year. The expansion is being funded largely by communities desperate to use Bass Pro as an instrument of economic development. "We used to do a new store every now and again," says president Jim Hagale. "Then a handful. Next year maybe we can do two handfuls." The city of Buffalo...
...terrific movie. That's what Noah Baumbach, son of writers and film critics Jonathan Baumbach and Georgia Brown, has made from the memories of his parents' split when he was a teenager in 1986. The Squid and the Whale is domestic tragedy recollected as comedy: a film whose catalog of deceits and embarrassments, and of love pratfalling over itself, makes it as (excruciatingly) painful as it is (exhilaratingly) funny. Its family quartet--including Laura Linney as wife Joan, Jesse Eisenberg as 16-year-old Walt and Owen Kline as his 12-year-old brother Frank--is a fearless, faultless acting...
Nothing says Back To School like some hot-ass gear. Most people come back to school looking like Page 5 from the J. Crew catalog. Wait ’til you’re 40, player. For seniors, this might be the last time in our lives when the words “Back To School” will really mean anything. Depending on your career aspirations, this may be the last year when rocking a new Boomer Esiason throwback and some boxfresh Air Force 1s can still be considered a power move.[2] And if that doesn?...
...name and this June swallowed Slatkin & Co., a home-fragrances firm. "The consumer may want quality, but it's also about newness," says John D. Morris, a retail analyst at Harris Nesbitt. "They're rejuvenating the product launch cycle"--a pipeline that had languished pre-Fiske. Add in a catalog business (set to launch this fall), a website overhaul to let consumers buy direct (due in mid-October) and the possibility of expanding certain brands overseas, and Fiske's revenue projections, while far from certain, might just be attainable...