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...hand, leads a temporary and contingent existence. She will retain her somewhat exalted only so long as she remains within the ambit of Irene. Likewise, her love affairs, if they could be so called, are brief, occuring between the end-points of a voyage; one takes place in the corridor of a train, and the other in the hold of a boat...
...privatized the national phone company, Nippon Telegraph & Telephone, Japan's government divided the country into two cellular-phone regions, with NTT operating in both and one fully private competitor in each. Though it has flourished elsewhere in Japan, Motorola maintains that it has been handicapped in the Tokyo-Nagoya corridor, the more profitable of the two areas, where its phones are incompatible with the NTT transmitting system...
...Olympics, she will have a few more tricks in her bag. Working with a sports psychologist, she learned that she built up excess nervous energy before a performance. Now she will run up and down the corridor to get some release. She also discovered the relaxing value of comedy tapes. Her favorites are telephone scams by a couple of New York City radio disk jockeys. Says Kerrigan: "They just call up people and harass them. It lightens up the whole atmosphere...
First, the facts. The Shops opened on Oct.. 20 with a gala reception and a lot of hoopla. Clearly, Harvard had invested a lot in transforming the dark, dank corridor that ran through Holyoke Center into a bright, warm gallery of shops, kiosks and cafes. Indeed, just the neon-accented sign out front cost the University more than...
Before noon last Monday, the spring term core syllabi were posted on the large bulletin board in the north corridor of the Science Center...