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...Most of the other coupon books out there don't cater to Harvard students in particular," Walpert said. "The HSA book has popular vendors involved and I think people here will like that...
...just assume that the hundreds of people in her class have studied English or Shakespeare or literature and so she has to obviously cater to a wider audience," Kory says...
Airlines have begun to cater specifically to the itinerant bargain hunters. Between October and March, Northwest Airlines offered a "Shop Till You Drop" tour that flew Britons and Japanese to the Mall of America in Bloomington, ) Minnesota, a 4.2 million-sq.-ft. behemoth with 420 stores. On the plan for the Britons, single-minded consumers boarded a plane in London late Friday afternoon, got to Minneapolis Saturday morning, shopped all day and arrived back in London early Sunday. "We compared a dozen items -- perfumes, blue jeans, fancy stationery items like Montblanc pens -- bought at the Mall of America to what...
...under conductor vassily Sinaisky, will add a few warhorses to the program, including selections from the Tchaikovsky's "Nutcracker" Suite and the Russian and American national anthems. It appears the Sinaisky and the tour's backers hope to cater to a crowd that might be attracted most by Van Cliburn's mercurial persona...
...enough financial trouble, it has also created an aesthetic controversy -- but not the one anybody would have expected. Parisians think the building is too ... Parisian. Critics have complained that it is not bold and Californian enough. Gehry "has abandoned a bit of his wild, spontaneous quality in order to cater to a Parisian norm," charges Francois Chaslin, editor of the influential monthly Architecture d'Aujourd'hui. "The result is more ordinary, less powerful than his other buildings...