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Students who take for granted that a bowl of Cheerios or Cinnamon Toast Crunch tastes the same in the dining hall and at home have been met with a back-to-school surprise...
Though Leung needed to adjust to the new crunch, Gautschi said the granola is his favorite of the new cereals. “I’d almost put the soy granola side by side with our granola,” he said, referring to the granola that HUDS bakes–and will continue to bake—from scratch. “It’s a little lighter, a little healthier...
...country's grimy industrial trenches, the crunch is on. Kim Jong Gwan, manager of a factory west of Seoul, says he paid 74? per kilogram at the start of the year for the raw materials he uses to make plastic pipes. Today the price is $1.04. To keep costs down, the factory started using more recycled polyethylene pellets, but competitors are doing the same and the cost of recycled material has jumped 20% and will be up 40% by the end of the year. Kim tried to raise prices, but customers threatened to switch suppliers. So he now finds himself...
...them General Motors and Panasonic, were forced to shift their production schedules to off-peak hours, which lost them days of work, while thousands of local companies suspended operations entirely as available energy was funneled to foreign and joint-venture firms to keep their assembly lines humming. The electricity crunch hit China's fastest-developing eastern and southern regions the hardest, as overtaxed power plants simply couldn't keep up with the pressure from energy-intensive industries such as steel and cement. As a result, a province like Zhejiang saw its 2003 economic growth rate come in 1% lower than...
...education school faces a similar space crunch at its Garden Street campus...