Word: coops
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...Harvard Coop President Jeremiah P. Murphy ’73 also said that as Christmas gets closer and closer, retailers often see a shift in sales away from their mainstay products...
...Coop, for instance, sells fewer books and more clothes, mugs and jewelry during the holiday season, according to Murphy. He stressed the importance of stocking more of these items that cater to students and alumni who are looking for Harvard-emblazoned holiday gifts for their families...
...bread bakers! With the carb-free diet on the loose, those eating out in the Square are scorning scones and turning down tortillas in favor of sugar-free snacks and bread-free sandwich meat. According to the Harvard COOP, the South Beach Diet and Dr. Atkins New Diet Revolution are numbers 2 and 3 on the campus best-seller list. Popular Square eateries are also catering to the demand...
Spangler—which is nearly 120,000 square feet and cost $32 million—boasts leather seats, tunnels connecting it to other campus buildings, an adjoining dining hall, a Coop and post office in the basement as well as flat plasma display screens announcing events...
Take a look at your Harvard hoodie, and you might see a familiar swoosh. Just before Nike made its first appearance at the Coop in 2001, a factory that produces college gear for the company was reported to be shamelessly abusing its workers, from paying sub-minimum wages to denying access to bathrooms, and illegally firing hundreds who went on strike to demand they be treated like human beings. The conditions at Nike’s Kukdong factory in China were uncovered by the Workers’ Rights Consortium (WRC). When their report on Kukdong was released, universities belonging...