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...Parade An iconic style magazine marks its quarter century Summits of Style Esoteric treatments in a minimalist setting A Starflyer Is Born In-flight comfort with an internet connection in every seat Take a Hike Destinations to restore your sense of wonder Corso Como in Milan. "We are a concept store selling a range of products," he says. "But whereas those stores have fashion as an anchor, ours is books." John McGlynn, publishing director of the Lontar Foundation, which translates Indonesian literature into English, describes Aksara as "a curator, choosing books and other things with a special appeal...
...success we have realized in Harvard Square with Felipe’s gave us the confidence to open another restaurant right next door,” co-owner Tom Brush said. “The only challenge was creating an entirely new concept...
About a year ago, I first heard the notion of wirelessly broadcasting music from an iPod to an audio system, in essence turning the iPod itself into a remote control. This concept was a response to the various competing remote controls for iPod that never quite got beyond Play, Pause and the forward and backward skipping of tracks. Instead of devising some weird, wild way to recreate the iPod interface, a wireless music streamer simply uses...
...raced on the registration site. When adults look back at their college experience, they often describe it as a time when they began to find their identities. For multiracial students finding an identity is just as important but more difficult. Fortunately, there are sources on campus that explore the concept of “choosing sides” and provide opportunities for multiracial students to share stories about their families. Harvard provides nice and cozy settings for multiracial students to explore their identities with one another, but its cold institutional blindness to the existence of these students indicates that...
...fast learners are expected the first year. So if they can shave off a year from their studies, does that mean they'll pass along the cost savings to starter clients by lowering hourly rates? Don't bet on it. But seasoned legal experts aren't automatically nixing the concept. Says one veteran litigator, "You don't learn anything in the third year of law school anyway, so they may as well shorten it." In any case, long-winded professors seemingly need not apply...