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...CIAO! CIAO!? It's lunchtime in Milan, Italy, when most Milanese traditionally settle into a nice plate of risotto. But inside the Dolce & Gabbana flagship store on Via della Spiga, the mood is frantic, with shoppers young and old slapping down credit cards for the label's signature $2,900 pin-striped pantsuits and $3,500 fur-trimmed coats. It seems there are not enough salespeople to handle the traffic, so Alberto Addis, the store's visual merchandiser, is lending a hand, greeting two women who have wandered past the acres of shiny black-glass walls and Murano-glass...
...told "to use his instincts, be smart and see" what develops. The episode, related to TIME by someone close to the agency, is meant to illustrate how, a year into Director Porter Goss's tenure, the CIA is inching back to the risk-taking culture that helped it share credit for winning the cold...
...KISS single-use lip-color transfers by Paula Dorf ($24 for 54) are smaller than a credit card. Peel and press for a perfect pout...
...world.” Rudenstine, who attended the open house and spoke about the “profound relationship” between Du Bois and art, told The Crimson that he and his wife were “just very moved by it all.” Rudenstine also credited University President Lawrence H. Summers and Dean of the Faculty William C. Kirby for supporting the Institute. The first exhibit in the Rudenstine gallery, titled “Bojeo: Traces in a Fragmented History,” presents work by renowned artist Maria Magdalena Campos-Pons and is scheduled...
...being exhilarating and demoralizing. It was the first time Harvard has won five consecutive playings of The Game, the first Ivy game ever to go into triple overtime, and it was a rarity in that neither team put points on the scoreboard until the third period—a credit to unbelievable defensive athleticism and painful gaffes on offense. The Crimson and the Bulldogs combined for nine turnovers, including four in five overtime possessions. “It was a difference in one play. Plays that matter, like [nose tackle] Michael Berg made in overtime, I’ve never...