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While the Coop, CVS, Rix and Store 24 all carry similar supplies of toiletries, their selections differ in office supplies. The Coop, in general, offers greater variety than its competitors, although Bob Slate on Mass. Ave. also sells a wide range of stationery items. In round-ring notebook binders, for example, the Coop sells 12 different types, with varying ring size and binding material. Bob Slate sells 10, while none of the other stores sell more than...
However, where stock overlaps, CVS and Rix usually undercut their competitors. All the stores we visited sell 100-sheet packages of regular-lined filler paper. At Rix, you can buy it for 99 cents; at CVS it costs $1.33. The Coop, Store 24 and Bob Slate sell it for $1.45, $1.65, and $1.98 respectively...
Meredity E. Greene, Thomas H. Howlett, Heidi M. James, Charies T. Kurzman, Diane M. Cardwell, and Jacob M. Schiesinger compiled this report. Selected Books Book, Author (Course) Coop Harvard Book Store Paper-Back Book Smith WordsWorth WordsWorth 2 The Oresteia, Aeschylus (Lit & Arts A-11) $4.95 3.95 -- -- 2.95 The Counterfeiters, Andre Gide (Lit & Arts A-19) 4.95 4.95 4.95 -- 1.95 The Castle, Franz Kafka (Lit & Arts A-19) 5.95 -- 5.95 3.36 1.95 The Best of the Achaeans Gregory Nagy (Lit & Arts C-14) 7.95 7.95 -- -- -- The Wordly Philosophers, Robert Heilbroner (Social Analysis 10) 7.95 7.95 -- 6.43 3.47 Off the Record...
...Records Top-Ten Albums [from Rolling Stone magazine, February 10] Album/Artist Coop Discount Records Strawberries Business as Usual/Men at Work $5.49 7.49 7.29 Built for Speed/Stray Cats 6.89 7.49 7.29 Get Nervous/Pat Benatar 5.49 7.49 7.29 H2O/Hall and Oats 5.67 7.99 7.47 The Nylon Curtain/Billy Joel 5.49 -- 7.29 Midnight Love/Marvin Gaye 6.89 7.49 7.29 Night and Day/Joe Jackson 5.67 5.99 7.49 Hello, I Must Be Going/Phil Collims 5.49 7.49 6.29 Coda/Led Zeppelin 5.49 5.99 6.29 Thriller/Michael Jackson...
...springs ago, labor organizers failed in their attempt to unionize Coop workers, prompting charges that management had interfered unfairly with the drive. The department store's recent expansion into Boston provoked cries that it was becoming more of an impersonal business corporation than a student-oriented cooperative. These criticisms were intensified by the common complaint that the University's main textbook store was taking advantage of students by exacting monopoly prices...