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...study, three-quarters of women buyers plan to bring a man along with them to the dealership. Why are women so hesitant to negotiate on their own? "We teach little girls that we don't like them to be greedy, pushy or overly aggressive," says Sara Laschever, co-author of Women Don't Ask: Negotiation and the Gender Divide. "Once adulthood is reached, studies are conclusive that neither men nor other women like women who are too aggressive." In addition, women tend to view negotiations as having two goals: getting the result you want and maintaining (or improving) your relationship...
...long way, but a lot of it goes even further. There's a mesmerizing, hummingbird quality to Scar Tissue that's hard to resist. It's a frank, unsparing, meticulous account of a life lived entirely on impulse, for pleasure and for kicks, and Kiedis (or possibly his co-author, Larry Sloman) has a gift for describing pleasure, especially that of playing music with your pals, something that rarely comes through on the page. The best scene in the book occurs when the Peppers first hook up with drummer Chad Smith, who walks in looking like a metal-head burnout...
Reginald Hudlin ’83, the director of films such as House Party and Ladies’ Man and co-author of the novel with Boondocks creator Aaron McGruder, gave a presentation that drew both laughs and concerned nods from the audience and panelists...
...luxury motor yachts and an adjacent golf club. But the real draws will be the resort's 1,500-sq-m spa (opening in December) and its destination restaurants. The latter-one Thai, one Mediterranean-are presided over by chef Sven Krauss, formerly of the Sukhothai Bangkok hotel and co-author of The Food of Thailand: Authentic Recipes from the Golden Kingdom, a best-selling cookbook in the U.S. Needless to say, none of this comes cheap-introductory rates, valid until Nov. 30, start from $325 a night...
...show, sponsored by Show Up For Democracy, had an obvious ulterior motive: convincing the audience to vote in the upcoming presidential election. Charlie I. Miller ’08, director and co-author, relied heavily on his cast’s willingness to make fools of themselves and the audience’s willingness to let them. But the obvious good intentions of the play combined with a few bright comic moments to make the show a success...