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...It’s hard to see [the ISBNs] as intellectual property,” Zittrain said in an interview. He said of the Coop’s policy: “It sort of takes the ‘co?? out of ‘Coop’ to do that. I’m sure the Coop isn’t interested in suing its patrons and it probably should just say that it welcomes the competition and welcomes students...
...Desperate to be different, but frequently mediocre, the entire “Ro-co?? genre is plagued by type casting and cringe-inducing clichés. Add Christmas and Cameron Diaz to the package and you’ve got sugary sweet spelled out in green and red Christmas lights...
...various performances were meant to emphasize the day as a valuable opportunity to celebrate life. “We’re going to have a great time today,” said Martha I. Casillas ’05, co??director of Ballet Folklorico. She said the dancing and festive atmosphere were chosen as a means of remembering the ancestors through their rewarding lives...
...good example of co??peration President Hoover met J. Sterling Moran, census supervisor for the District of Columbia, on the back steps of the White House where the following scene occurred...
Mayor William Hale ("Big Bill") Thompson was in no mood to co??perate with the Strawn plan, to relinquish control over city finances. He talked grandly about selling tax warrants in New York and Europe if Chicago would not buy them. He blamed "reformers" and Chicago newspapers for the City's troubles. The city's newspapers long ago decided that the best way to get rid of the Mayor was to ignore him, have consistently done so through the present crisis. However they did not fail to print this message delivered last week by Mr. Strawn's committee...