Word: cvs
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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...parking to Harvard Square’s public image. Arranged by City Councillor Brian Murphy, the meeting was intended to compile a list of the needs and desires of business owners. Businesses owners called for free parking, lower rents, more greenery, the removal of the virtual teller near the CVS pharmacy, and a lingerie store. During the meeting, owners split up into small groups and wrote their brainstormed ideas onto large notepads. While many attendees disagreed about economic problems such as rents and parking prices, other topics garnered much support. Although mentions of Harvard University were absent from much...
...thing overstimulated and undernourished college students don’t need. As bad as government regulation may be compared to Adam Smith’s invisible hand, buying at the pharmacy is infinitely simpler than on the street. Why should I buy from Steve in Hurlbut when I know CVS has quality assured dope? Perhaps I could have a discount with my CVS card—I know it’s on my keychain for some useful purpose. And embracing the principles of Ec 10 does not mean we have to leave poor Barker Professor of Economics Stephen Marglin...
...While people who are not at high risk will have a harder time obtaining the traditional flu vaccine this year, there are alternatives—including an inoculation technique known as the “flu mist,” in which the vaccine is inhaled. Representatives from CVS Pharmacy in Harvard Square would not comment on whether or not they would be making the flu vaccine or flu mist available this year. And the number of flu vaccines available for this year still might increase—especially if Chiron will be able to produce vaccines again...
...virtuoso talent for capturing dialect, which makes her dialogue almost audible. Belsey's son Levi, a mixed-race child of privilege who takes a weekend job hustling knockoff handbags with Haitian immigrants on the streets of Boston, speaks perfect faux Brooklyn: "This ain't like workin' the counter at CVS! You hustling, man ... That's street." Belsey's southern teaching assistant Smith J. Miller spends half of his appearances trying to explain "pah-point" (Power Point) presentations to the Luddite professor. More striking is Smith's ability to make her motley cast so much more than the caricatures they could...
...didn’t. Of the three “first” pitches at Friday night’s sold-out game, only Summers’ made it all the way to the plate. An elderly woman declined to throw the ball, and the manager of a CVS store bounced his toss...