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...much... it was a positive kind of “make fun of skating” movie. They nailed some stuff right on the nose. It’s really funny. One of my friends bought me the bobble head of Will Ferrell so I have him on my desk in his little skating outfit.12. FM: You’ve actually worn some pretty intense outfits in competition; what’s up with ice skating costumes anyway?EH: Skating costumes–isn’t that why most people watch? There are always some crazy costumes out there...
Although editors decided this year not to publish a print edition of the paper over the summer, The Crimson continued producing weekly online-only issues. So here’s a wrap-up of a few issues that came across my proverbial desk since...
Certainly, organizing your mind to organize your desk is a technique Swamiji shares with other practitioners. The same goes for his emphasis on exercise, healthy diet and moderating expectations. But some corporate coaches insist that working on your mental outlook is not always enough. "Can you be in a toxic work situation and have a great attitude?" asks Maynard Brusman, a consulting psychologist and executive coach in San Francisco. "Sometimes you have to help the environment change as well...
...video monitor. In a Spanish ad, an attractive woman wearing a jogging bra sweats through her workout, then gulps a bottle of the company's Lanjarn water. This vision of radiant, healthy beauty seems a bit at odds with the packaged cookies tempting visitors at the reception desk. More delicious cookies are waiting in the conference room. But, says Laurent Sacchi, Danone's senior vice president of communications, eyeing one of the cookie packets, these are the last of the stock. "Once the sale goes through, I don't think you'll see these anymore," he says...
...still attached. He removes the face from every calculator, just in case someone is trying to elope with a business card or slip of stolen printer paper. And he takes his time. Slowly, the line of would-be Lamont emigrants grows until it stretches far back from the security desk to the main reading room, and those queuing become restless. “Time is money,” exclaimed Sangu J. Delle ’10 on Wednesday night, “and he owes me.” Ashia C. Wlson ’11 was baffled...